Sask. woman turned away from restaurant due to guide dog says she hopes it can be a 'learning experience'
A blind woman says she hopes her human rights complaint against a Saskatoon restaurant can lead to a "learning experience" rather than a punishment, after she says she was denied entry and service due to her guide dog last month.
A blind woman says she hopes her human rights complaint against a Saskatoon restaurant can lead to a "learning experience" rather than a punishment, after she says she was denied entry and service due to her guide dog last month.