Grant et al. v. Attorney General (Canada)[1995] 1 F.C. 158 (F.C.A.)

On appeal from the Trial Division. The Court of Appeal found that the Trial Judge was correct in concluding that there was no infringement of the Charter in allowing the RCMP to accommodate the turban. The Court found that upholding the turban regulation was accommodating the right to freedom of religion. (WSO participated as interveners) Grant et al. v. Attorney General (Canada ) [1995] S.C.C.A. No. 394 Case not available online; please contact your local law library for a copy, or contact WSO

The Plaintiffs sought leave to appeal the Court of Appeal decision. Leave to appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada was dismissed without reasons and with costs.

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