I am not aware of any forward progress since my August update. We are simply waiting for scheduling a talk with UBC, the Tribunalmember, and myself to discuss the disclosure problems.
My apologies for a late update. Last week I had scheduled an immigration interview with my spouse and we were preparing documents for that. As a result, I missed the usual mid-month deadline.
There was a development in Mandi Gray’s case against York University. She has filed a complaint for breach of settlement against York, because it signed a four year contract to provide consistent, quality, unaffiliated counseling services with the Barbara Schliffer Clinic, which it signed late and terminated a mere 11 months in, after jerking the organization around so it could not promise its clients the consistent care they needed. York also has degrading language about Ms. Gray up on its website, and has failed to remove it per the terms of its agreement. Naturally, York posits that it has done nothing wrong and that it “supports” survivors. You can read the breach of settlement document here. Ms. Gray’s case, as the first in the country, provides a model for the kind of remedies UBC, the Tribunal, and I may look to in order to redress the discrimination I describe in Kirchmeier v. UBC. Of course, it also provides a model for the kind of bad faith behaviour that I will be on the lookout for.
Glynnis Kirchmeier - and - Kirchmeier obo Others v. UBC 