Ex-employee files discrimination complaint vs. Canucks

A former member of the Vancouver Canucks’ coaching staff has filed a complaint with the British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal, alleging she was fired because of her sex, mental illness and physical disability. Rachel Doerrie, a former video analyst and assistant video coach for the team, posted a copy of the complaint to Twitter on Sunday, saying she has been “mentally and emotionally destroyed” and is “done hiding.” The six-page document says Doerrie disclosed to the Canucks that she had a heart condition and post-traumatic stress disorder and believed the conditions would be “appropriately dealt with by the Canucks” before she was hired in January.