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April 24 Toronto Ontario Labour […]

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1981-04-24

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April 24 Toronto Ontario Labour Minister Robert Elgie reintroduced in the Ontario Legislature an act to revise the Ontario Human Rights Code. The original bill, Bill 209, an Act to Amend the Ontario Human Rights Code, had first been introduced in November 1980 but died on the order paper because of the Ontario provincial election of March 19, 1981. Now known as Bill 7, the reintroduced bill once again omitted any human rights protections based on sexual orientation. Both the NDP caucus and a majority of the Liberal caucus appeared willing to introduce a sexual orientation amendment to the bill when it went to committee. (See also May 14, 1981; June 2, 1981; October 1, 1981; October 28, 1981; November 4, 1981; and December 1, 1981.)

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December 1 Toronto The Ontario […]October 28–November 4 Toronto The […]June 2 Toronto Representatives of […]May 14 Toronto About 300 […]November 25 Toronto Labour Minister […]

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Queen's Park Ontario Legislature Legislative Assembly of OntarioToronto

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Robert Elgie

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Liberal Party of CanadaNew Democratic PartyOntario Federation of Labour

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Bill 7Bill 209Ontario Human Rights Code

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Ed Jackson, "Human Rights: Last Round at Queen's Park. Opposition Parties Find Born-again Support for Gay Amendment," Body Politic, no. 74 (1981), p. 11.