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Because the Complainant failed to communicate with the Tribunal for over 17 months, failed to file the required Statement of Particulars, and did not update contact information despite repeated notices and reminders, the Tribunal properly concluded the complaint was abandoned and dismissed it.
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The Court of Appeal affirmed dismissal under r.2.1.01: the claim was frivolous and vexatious, filed in the wrong jurisdiction, disclosed no cause of action and could not be cured by amendment; the motion judge properly refused affidavit evidence in the summary r.2.1.01 process and her discretionary decision was not clearly wrong or a misdirection.
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The Federal Court allowed Mr. Henry’s judicial review, finding the grievance decision unreasonable because it failed to address whether the IAR was authored under CD 705-6.
The Federal Court found the inmate grievance decision reasonable and dismissed judicial review, holding the harassment findings and record-based analysis were justified.
The court dismissed Canada’s request to declare the applicant a vexatious litigant, holding that her successive judicial review applications challenged distinct ministerial decisions.
The Federal Court dismissed Jean James’s judicial review of CSC grievance decisions denying Private Family Visits, finding the delay fair and the merits reasonable.
Judicial review of a CSC directive banning inmate-owned personal computers. The Court held the Commissioner’s security assessment was reasonable and dismissed the application.
Judicial review of a delayed inmate grievance response was dismissed. The Court held there were no reviewable errors and refused to rely on extrinsic evidence for mandamus.
Federal Court judicial review over a 30-day prison visitation suspension was dismissed as moot, though the Court found standing and procedural unfairness.
The Federal Court dismissed Michel Lavoie’s injunction application as moot after prison authorities granted telephone access, and found the injunction test unmet.
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