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The Federal Court granted judicial review, finding a procedural fairness breach where undisclosed employer documents informed the misrepresentation and genuineness findings.
The Federal Court dismissed judicial review of a study permit refusal, finding the officer reasonably assessed the applicant’s employment, finances, and family ties and owed no duty to seek more evidence.
Federal Court granted judicial review of a refused employer-specific work permit, finding the officer’s assessment of work experience and ties to Pakistan unreasonable.
The Federal Court dismissed judicial review of a refused permanent residence application, finding the officer reasonably rejected claimed work experience and no procedural unfairness.
Federal Court dismissed judicial review of an immigration officer’s refusal of an open work permit and five-year misrepresentation ban tied to an MBA credential.
Judicial review granted where the Officer unreasonably refused permanent residence in the Home Child Care Provider Class, failing to explain why the ECA and record did not show educational equivalence.
Regional Municipality of Halton v. Canada (Environment
The Federal Court set aside two CEAA 2012 decisions on the Milton Logistics Hub, finding they failed to address direct human-health effects and s.4(2).
Federal Court dismissed judicial review of a study-permit refusal, holding the officer reasonably found insufficient funds and owed no duty to seek clarification on lump-sum deposits.
Judicial review of CFIA export suspensions, a PEI potato wart ministerial order, and domestic movement requirements was dismissed; the court found the order reasonable and fairness satisfied.
The Commission lawfully denied an extension of time because the reconsideration request was made more than a year after the initial decision, the claimant failed to provide a reasonable explanation or demonstrate continuing intention and failed to respond to contact attempts, and the request had no reasonable chance of success given the claimant's admission of false statements; therefore the Commission exercised its discretion judicially and the appeal is dismissed.
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