Blind Man Wins Case After Cabby Refused Dog

Posted on Thursday, August 30 at 12:27 by rearguard
It was cold outside, and raining. Mr. Gilmour was attempting to return home after spending time with two friends at a West Vancouver coffee shop. The trio had just spent an active weekend at Whistler; Mr. Gilmour remains an avid skier despite being blinded in a 1977 car accident. A taxi was called. On arrival, the driver would not allow Mr. Gilmour's golden retriever, Arden, into the car. An argument ensued and the cabbie then drove off, without his two passengers. Mr. Gilmour complained to North Shore Taxi the next day. He was told that the driver's Muslim faith prohibits him from associating with dogs, hence his refusal to provide service. It was the first time Mr. Gilmour had ever heard such an excuse, and he said it made his blood boil. Full story here http://www.canada.com/nationalpost/news/canada/story.html?id=f94e8bc1-e2b6-46e5-992d-e61c7c4be0cc

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