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As more women who received bizarre and inappropriate responses to their job applications to wilderness company Amaruk come forward, efforts to reach the company's CEO have left CBC News questioning whether the business and its jobs even exist.

Amaruk Wilderness Corp. hit headlines this week after CBC News reported on a B.C. Human Rights Tribunal complaint, in which a Trinity Western University graduate — Bethany Paquette — claims her application to work for the company was rejected because she's Christian.

Since Paquette's complaint was reported, CBC News has heard from other applicants, including Lucie Clermont, who applied to Amaruk last year for a job listed as the executive assistant to the CEO, which promised a $120,000 salary and world travel.

Clermont's application was met with a number of emails asking awkward questions — some of them sexual — followed by more that became insulting.

"We are very un-Canadian in the sense that we do not embrace mediocrity," one of the emails reads, apparently from Eric Teheiura, vice president South Pacific. "We are not about to hire just anybody to assist a CEO, consular official, and member of one of Europe's wealthiest families."  (more...)

Amaruk Wilderness: Questions raised about company at centre of anti-Christian attack

Background:

Woman Survives Attack of Homofascist Vikings

But it just goes on:

Bethany Paquette won't back down on human rights complaint against Amaruk Wilderness, lawyer says

H/T to Big Blue Wave