When a Canadian Human Rights Commission refers a case to a tribunal, which of the following is a possible outcome?
A) The tribunal may decide the complaint is valid and can order corrective measures.
B) It is guaranteed that the complaint will be upheld.
C) A corrective measure on a valid complaint may include sensitivity training.
D) Actual payments for lost wages or pain/suffering are prohibited.

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When a Canadian Human Rights Commission refers a case to a tribunal, the possible outcome is that the tribunal may decide the complaint is valid and can order corrective measures, such as awarding damages for lost wages or ordering sensitivity training. It is not guaranteed that the complaint will be upheld, and actual payments for lost wages or pain/suffering are not prohibited.

When a Canadian Human Rights Commission Refers a Case to a Tribunal