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Ontario Jewish Teachers File Human Rights Complaints Against Boards
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- Canadian Jewish teachers filed human rights complaints against four Ontario school boards and two teachers’ unions.
- The complaints name Toronto, York Region, Simcoe County, and Ottawa-Carleton District School Boards.
- Each teacher seeks $150,000 in damages and psychological counselling.
- Lawyers request transparent anti-discrimination policies, adoption of the IHRA definition, and a halt to antisemitic misinformation.
- Toronto lawyer Kathryn Marshall says teachers faced discipline, disbelief, and retaliation after reporting antisemitism.