November 25 Toronto Labour Minister […]
When
1980-11-25
Description
November 25 Toronto Labour Minister Robert Elgie introduced Bill 209, an Act to Amend the Ontario Human Rights Code, in the Ontario Legislature. The bill did not include sexual orientation as a prohibited ground of discrimination. (See also December 9–10, 1980, and April 24, 1981.)
All Events
April 24 Toronto Ontario Labour […]December 9–10 Toronto The second […]All Places
Queen's Park Ontario Legislature Legislative Assembly of OntarioTorontoAll People
Robert ElgieAll Organizations
Ontario Ministry of LabourAll Monograph
Act to Amend the Ontario Human Rights CodeBill 209All Citations
Radha K. Thampi, "Sex Clause Rejected for Rights Code: All Parties," Toronto Sun, 19 January 1981, p. 8."Rights Changes Due, CGRO Plans Brief," Body Politic, no. 69 (1980–81), p. 17Halyna Perun, "Omission from Rights Bill Called a Ploy," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 19 January 1981, p. 5"Ontario Government Side-steps Gays," Gay Niagara News, 2, no. 1 (January 1981): 1, 3–4"Ontario Bill Prohibits Sexual Harassment: Amendments to Human Rights Code," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 26 November 1980, pp. 1–2"No Gay Rights to Come in Ontario," GO Info, 7, no. 5 (August 1980): 10Ken MacQueen and Roswitha Guggi, "Revised Rights Gladden Women, But Not Gays," Ottawa Citizen, 27 November 1980, p. 17Claire Hoy, "Gay Issue Out of the Closet" (column), Toronto Sun, 26 November 1980, p. 14"Government Introduces Human Rights Code Changes, Omits Sexual Orientation," It's Your Move, 3, no. 2 (December 1980): (10)Eric Dowd, "MPPs Split on Gay Rights Issue," Ottawa Journal, 23 July 1980
