In the one other decision of a tribunal set up under the Canadian Human Rights Act to consider a complaint under section 13( 1), Canadian Human Rights Commission et al. v. The Western Guard Party and John Ross Taylor, unreported, Canadian Human Rights Tribunal, July 20, 1979 (per J. Francis Leddy, Sidney Lederman and Rose Volpini) , despite the fact that the Western Guard Party was not incorporated, the tribunal had no trouble concluding on the evidence that it constituted "a group of people acting in concert" under the section.
Le Western Guard Party et John Ross Taylor, non publiée, Tribunal canadien des droits de la personne, 20 juillet 1979 (J. Francis Leddy, Sidney Lederman et Rose Volpini), malgré le fait que le Western Guard Party n’était pas constitué, le tribunal a conclu sans hésitation, d’après la preuve, qu’il constituait "un groupe de personnes agissant d’un commun accord" en vertu de la disposition en cause.