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Delwin Vriend
Delwin Vriend ca. , photo taken by Anthony Easton
Born	() January 22, (age&#;58) Sioux Center, Iowa, U.S.
Parent	Dennis & Ruth Vriend

Delwin Vriend is a Canadian man who was at the center of a landmark provincial and federal legal case, Vriend v.

Alberta, concerning the inclusion of sexual orientation as a protected human right in Canada.

Early life

Delwin Vriend was born in Sioux Center, Iowa, in , to a Canadian father and an American mother.

At the age of two, Vriend moved to Edmonton, Alberta with his family.

7 In December the appellant Delwin Vriend was employed as a laboratory coordinator by King's College in Edmonton, Alberta.

7 In December the appellant Delwin Vriend was employed as a laboratory coordinator by King's College in Edmonton, Alberta.

When King's University, Edmonton, fired Delwin Vriend over his sexual orientation, a grassroots LGBT movement brought the Alberta community.

In , Delwin Vriend was employed as a lab coordinator at The King's University College, a private Christian institution in Edmonton, Alberta.

In , Delwin Vriend, a year-old lab instructor at The King's College in Edmonton, was fired from his job for being gay.

A recent example of this is the case of Delwin.

The oldest of five children, he was raised with three siblings on an organic vegetable farm south of Edmonton in Leduc County. His parents were members of the local Christian Reformed Church, and he attended private Christian elementary and secondary schools, before enrolling at The King's College (now The King's University) in Edmonton.

He then transferred to Calvin College in Grand Rapids, Michigan, to earn