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Racial Bias in Nanaimo City Hall: Court Upholds $600K Ruling
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Victor Mema, a Black former CFO of Nanaimo, was awarded over $600,000 after a tribunal found racial discrimination in his suspension and firing. The citys appeal was rejected by British Columbias top court, which ruled that race played a role in Memas treatment, regardless of any misconduct. This decision reinforces protections against workplace bias in public roles.
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