A woman with disabilities is fighting back after she was told not to return to a popular No Frills grocery store unless she brought help — because she couldn't pack her groceries fast enough. Rolston says she had to 'beg and plead' — often unsuccessfully — for staff to help her pack up her groceries at her local No Frills store. Until one day the owner told her she needed to go shop somewhere else. She says she won't go back to the No Frills store, and is now filling out the paperwork for a human rights complaint. While Rolston appreciates the apology she got from customer service, she is still waiting for the one she requested from the No Frills owner.

Source: CBC News February 25, 2019 00:56 UTC