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2 min read. Summary: Honda Canada Inc v Keays, 2008 SCC 39. Updated: May 22, 2020. Facts. K has been an employee of Honda Canada Inc. for approximately 11 years. In 1997, he was diagnosed with chronic fatigue syndrome. Initially his employer allowed him to take part in the company’s disability program, which allowed employees to take absences.. The recent decisions by the Court of Appeal (2006) in Keays v Honda Canada Inc, 82 OR (3d) 161, is a partial exception to this trend of judicial abstinence on workplace accommodation issues. The Supreme Court of Canada will hear Honda Canada’s appeal of the Court of Appeal ruling on February 20.
