Pandemic border closure didn't cause frustration of duty-free shop worker's employment

Obligations of contract not changed; economic hardship not cause of frustration

Pandemic border closure didn't cause frustration of duty-free shop worker's employment

The employment contract of a duty-free shop employee was not frustrated when the shop closed because of a pandemic border closure, the British Columbia Court of Appeal has ruled.

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