Hurt feelings no doubt. But, says the SCOC in a 6-1 decision, no inuury was done by Andre Arthur's opinion about Arab and Haitian taxi drivers in Montreal. In his 1998 remarks on CKVL-FM, Arthur said Arab and Haitian drivers were incompetent, that their cabs were dirty and that they obtained their licences by bribery. That sparked a class-action lawsuit filed by Fares Bou Malhab, president of a taxi drivers' union, on behalf of over 1,000 Arab and Haitian cabbies. CTV News 
Thursday, February 17, 2011
SCOC sides with radio host in Montreal cabbie fight
Hurt feelings no doubt. But, says the SCOC in a 6-1 decision, no inuury was done by Andre Arthur's opinion about Arab and Haitian taxi drivers in Montreal. In his 1998 remarks on CKVL-FM, Arthur said Arab and Haitian drivers were incompetent, that their cabs were dirty and that they obtained their licences by bribery. That sparked a class-action lawsuit filed by Fares Bou Malhab, president of a taxi drivers' union, on behalf of over 1,000 Arab and Haitian cabbies. CTV News
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