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Rice granted judicial review in harassment, discrimination case

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An Edmonton city councillor is taking the city and its integrity commissioner to court in an effort to avoid a sanction hearing. As Sean Amato reports, it comes after allegations were substantiated, by a city official, that Jennifer Rice harassed and discriminated against her employees.

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