How have the courts interpreted the meaning of the word "sexually diverse" in the definition of sex discrimination?

Ontario, Canada


The following excerpt is from Midland Railway of Canada v. Young, 1892 CanLII 29 (ON CA):

So that it is by no means necessary to hold that the clause in question was added under any misconception of the law upon the subject; which law, I think, was correctly expounded in the year 1876, in Cameron v. Wigle, 24 Gr. 8, a judgment which hitherto has stood unchallenged.

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