"Canadian Human Rights Tribunal found former chief engaged in acts that constitute sexual harassment
The Canadian Human Rights Tribunal has found a former Alexander First Nation chief sexually harassed an employee over a nine-year period.
Kurt Burnstick, former chief of the First Nation located about 55 kilometres northwest of Edmonton, was previously acquitted in 2017 of criminal charges related to his interactions with the complainant.
In a decision released July 31, the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal found Burnstick engaged in acts that “constitute the discriminatory practice of sexual harassment.”"
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