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Social security law 2025 SST 613

The Estate of CS v Minister of Employment and Social Development

The tribunal found on the balance of probabilities that the appellant's metastatic bowel cancer produced severe and prolonged disability as of April 2024 (preventing all work), whereas the documented lumbar back condition, while limiting, permitted sedentary work with accommodations and thus did not meet the 'severe' threshold; therefore the appellant is eligible for CPP disability with a waiting period resulting in benefit entitlement from August 2024 through October 2024 (month of death).

  • Canada pension plan disability
  • Onset date
  • Severe and prolonged
  • Terminal illness
  • Functional capacity
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Tort law 2023 FC 1083

McQuade v. Canada (Attorney General)

La Cour fédérale rejette la certification du recours collectif, avec permission de modifier la demande, et réserve la requête en sursis comme prématurée.

  • Systemic negligence
  • Section 15 charter discrimination
  • Crown immunity (s 9 clpa)
  • Certification criteria (rule 334.16)
  • Rcmp mental health services and operational stress injury
  • Class-action-certification
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Veterans benefits 2014 FC 310

Cole v. Canada (Attorney General)

La Cour fédérale rejette la demande de contrôle judiciaire visant le refus d’une pension d’invalidité pour dépression majeure, jugeant la décision du comité raisonnable.

  • Pension act interpretation
  • Causation standard under s.21(2)(a)
  • Standard of review - reasonableness
  • Evidence assessment by administrative tribunal
  • Entitlement to disability pension
  • Pension-act-interpretation
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Administrative law 2014 BCSC 997

Chinook Scaffolding Systems Ltd. v. Workers' Compensation Appeal Tribunal and Anthony Sooke

Judicial review of a WCAT decision on modified duties was dismissed. The court found the tribunal’s safety and reasonableness findings were not patently unreasonable.

  • Standard of review - patent unreasonableness
  • Return to work / modified duties
  • Rehabilitation services and claims manual policy no. 34.11
  • Standard-of-review-patent-unreasonableness
  • Workers-compensation
  • Return-to-work-modified-duties
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