CHRC Federal Discrimination Complaint Narrative

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Researched by A. R. Alsaedi, Head Researcher

Primary sources cited; not legal advice.

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Why $39?

High-stakes letters cover claims where recovery is typically 6–18 months of severance, six-figure equity, or a federal tax lien — situations where $19 would be dramatic underpricing relative to the stakes. The $19 default still applies to the rest of the catalog. Same fix-or-refund guarantee on every tier.

Federal jurisdiction check

The CHRC handles complaints against federally regulated employers and services only. Provincial workers go to their provincial human-rights tribunal.

This letter will cite

Canadian Human Rights Act (R.S.C. 1985, c. H-6) ss.3, 5, 6, 7, 12, 14, 14.1, 40 (filing), 41(1)(e) (12-month time limit), 49 (referral to CHRT), 53(2)(e) and 53(3) (remedies)

Your CHRC complaint narrative identifies the prohibited grounds, the discriminatory practice, the timeline, and the remedies sought. CHRC screens; CHRT adjudicates.

Province / territory (for identification only — same federal regime applies)

Who is the respondent?

Federally regulated employer (bank, telecom, airline, etc.)Federally regulated service providerFederal department or agency / federal Crown corporationRoyal Canadian Mounted PoliceFirst Nations band council / federally regulated First Nations entityProvincial employer / service — use the provincial human-rights tribunal instead

If provincial: file with the provincial human-rights tribunal (Ontario HRTO, BC HRT, AHRC, Quebec CDPDJ, etc.) — this letter is the wrong forum.