Gabriel Champlain, during a summer road trip in Ontario with his partner Jacob, decides to spend one night the Motel Jolost in Madoc, Ontario. The motel owner after realizing that they are a same-sex couple, decides to refuse accommodation, claiming that there are no rooms available. Confronted by the couple who saw the sign " vacancy" lit on the Motel entrance, the owner responds that the owns Motel and he reserves the right to select his customers. *** Based on the facts as outlined above, provide an answer the following questions: 1. Does the Motel owner have a right to select his customer based on their sexual orientation? 2. Could Gabriel claim that the decision of the Motel owner is a direct violation of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms? - Explain why the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms is applicable to this case. - Indicate the section of the Charter that has been violated in this case. - Explain why the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms is not applicable to this case. - State if there is another law (federal or provincial) applicable to this case and expand on your statement.