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The Federal Court granted judicial review of a work permit refusal, finding the officer unreasonably ignored key submissions about GCKey access, consultant fraud, and innocent mistake.
The Federal Court granted judicial review of a study permit refusal, finding the officer’s reasons inadequately addressed the applicant’s family ties and return intentions.
Judicial review of a study-permit refusal dismissed. The Court found the officer reasonably viewed the MBA as redundant and reasonably assessed family ties.
The court upheld an immediate roadside prohibition, finding that some credibility flaws in the adjudicator’s reasons were not enough to make the decision unreasonable.
The Court upheld the Board's conditional discharge finding as reasonable because the Board properly applied the statutory/Winko framework and accepted expert evidence that the appellant's active psychosis, entrenched delusions, lack of insight, chronic cannabis use and high likelihood of discontinuing treatment if absolutely discharged created a significant and manageably mitigable risk only by imposing conditions.
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The Yukon Court of Appeal dismissed an application to reopen a criminal appeal, holding it lacked jurisdiction after the appeal had been decided and the order entered.
The Court dismissed the appeal: the Ontario Review Board's finding that the appellant posed a significant threat to public safety was supported by credible expert and hospital evidence (notably Dr. Prakash's testimony of symptom worsening and increased risk), the Board's reasons were adequate, and no legal error warranted an absolute discharge.
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The Federal Court dismissed judicial review of a TRV refusal, finding procedural fairness was met and the officer reasonably concluded the applicant was inadmissible for misrepresentation.
The Federal Court upheld the revocation of Julius Varadi’s transportation security clearance, finding the decision reasonable, procedurally fair, and not barred by legitimate expectations.
Judicial review of a four-month driver’s licence prohibition was dismissed. The Court found the decision reasonable under Dunsmuir and held the reasons adequate.
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