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Administrative law 2023 BCSC 196

Ahluwalia v. Workers' Compensation Board of British Columbia

Judicial review of two Workers' Compensation Board decisions was dismissed. The court upheld the paralegal rehabilitation plan and the termination of job search benefits.

  • Reasonableness standard of review
  • Vocational rehabilitation decisions
  • Disability pension assessment
  • Job search assistance termination
  • Jurisdiction of appellate tribunal
  • Reasonableness-review
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Social security 2022 SST 1736

AT v Minister of Employment and Social Development

The Minister proved on the balance of probabilities that by February 2020 the Appellant no longer suffered functional limitations that precluded earning a living: contemporaneous medical evidence stated no functional limitations, the Appellant completed retraining and obtained graduate qualifications, and he operated a consulting business earning about $20,000 annually; therefore the disability was no longer severe and the CPP disability benefit cancellation was justified.

  • Cpp disability benefit cancellation
  • Severe and prolonged disability
  • Medical improvement
  • Real‑world employability
  • Reconsideration
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Administrative law 2017 FC 363

Glover v. Canada (Attorney General)

The Federal Court dismissed Mr. Glover’s judicial review of the SST-AD’s refusal of leave to appeal a CPP disability pension decision, finding no procedural unfairness or unreasonableness.

  • Canada pension plan disability
  • Leave to appeal
  • Reasonableness review
  • Ineffective assistance of counsel
  • Judicial-review
  • Cpp-disability
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