Indigenous family sues Canadian Tire
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•Heiltsuk father and daughter file human rights complaint against Canadian Tire | Globalnews.ca
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An Indigenous father and daughter in British Columbia are accusing Canadian Tire and its third -party security company of racial profiling and racism.
Dawn Wilson is speaking publicly about the human rights complaint she and her father, Richard Wilson , filed after years of trying to settle the dispute herself.
The complaint alleges that on Jan. 17, 2020 , the pair purchased new tires for installation and shopped in-store while they waited.
At the checkout, Wilson says a guard with the company Blackbird Security asked to search her father’s backpack.
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