CANADIAN COMPARATIVE HUMAN RIGHTS LAW OVERVIEW

Federally, Canada has it’s Canadian Human Rights Act and has the

Yukon has a Human Rights Act and the Yukon Human Rights Panel of Adjudicators, which remains

Saskatchewan has a Human Rights Code and previously had both a Saskatchewan Human Rights Tribunal, their cases can be found 

Quebec has their Charter of Rights and Freedoms (commonly referred to as the Quebec Charter) and a

Prince Edward Island has a Human Rights Act and the Prince Edward Island Human Rights Commission,

Ontario has a Human Rights Code and the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario (HRTO), as well, as the very helpful

Nunavut has a Human Rights Act and the Nunavut Human Rights Tribunal, cases found here, although few are published.

Nova Scotia has a Human Rights Act and the Nova Scotia Human Rights Commission, whose cases can be found here. 

The Northwest Territories have a Human Rights Act and the Northwest Territories Human Rights Adjudication Panel, as well

Newfoundland and Labrador have a Human Rights Act and a Newfoundland and Labrador Human Rights Commission, whose 

New Brunswick has a Human Rights Act and the New Brunswick Human Rights Commission.

Manitoba has a Human Rights Code and the Manitoba Human Rights Commission, of which decisions can be found here.

British Columbia has a Human Rights Code and the British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal, of which many of their decisions can be found

Alberta is governed by the Alberta Human Rights Act and has the Alberta Human Rights Commission, of which decisions can be