 Woman says coffee shop refused service after her wheelchair damaged sink A Coquitlam woman who says she was refused service at her local coffee shop because her wheelchair had earlier dislodged a sink in the cafe's bathroom has filed a complaint with the B. C. Human Rights TribunalCommentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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I suspect an attempt to get some cash from her local donut shop, which I suspect is a Timmies.
Boring.
Before you start wasting space voicing your inane comments, why don't you at least take the time to read the story.
I read the full story, and he is right. They allowed her in there, serviced her before. Than she damage the sink in the bathroom, and was told to leave.
It's not discrimination, it's just her wanting to get some money out of something.
If I went to my local TimHortons and damaged a sink as a accident and if I was asked to leave. Does that mean I can file discrimination lawsuit against them for discriminating me for being clumbsy.
Anyway... They shouldn't have told her to leave, but accept the damaged sink as an incident. Shit happens, company's risk.
She shouldn't have made a law-suit out of it, playing the disability card. Law-suit, fine. But not "because" you are in a wheelchair.