Published 2 years ago

Three U of W instructors launch lawsuit over COVID-19 vaccine mandate

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The University of Winnipeg made COVID-19 vaccines mandatory starting Sept. 7, 2021. The policy requires anyone going inside a campus building to be fully vaccinated or partially vaccinated. The plaintiffs say they did not receive notice of this requirement until Oct. 4, 2021 and were placed on involuntary unpaid leave of absence. They are asking for a stay the U of W's vaccine mandate until it can be reviewed by a judge.

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Three U of W instructors launch lawsuit over COVID-19 vaccine mandate

A trio of instructors at the University of Winnipeg who were placed on unpaid leave due to their vaccination status are suing the school and the province over the COVID-19 vaccine policy they say is discriminatory and 'vilified' them as unvaccinated people.

2 years ago·Canada

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COVID-19: Three U of W Collegiate instructors suing school, province over vaccine mandate - Winnipeg

Three University of Winnipeg instructors plan to take the province and school to court, over a vaccine mandate they call "overboard, unreasonable and discriminatory."

2 years ago·Toronto, Canada

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