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The Federal Court dismissed judicial review of a negative PRRA, finding the officer reasonably treated mental-health concerns as outside PRRA scope and saw no new individualized risk.
The Tribunal granted Air Canada’s motion to strike retaliation allegations from the SOP, holding they were outside the scope of the complaint referred by the Commission.
The Federal Court found a correctional officer used unjustified force against Kelsey Stewart, causing facial injuries. It awarded $50,000 for battery and $15,000 for Charter vindication.
The Tribunal dismissed a motion to reassign, consolidate, or join three discrimination complaints against CSC, finding no sufficient commonality and likely delay and prejudice.
Judicial review of a negative PRRA was dismissed. The Court held the officer reasonably required personalized, forward-looking evidence and properly weighed the record.
The Commission reasonably concluded, on the record and applying Amselem, that the appellant’s beliefs were not religious or connected to a spiritual faith and that there was no link between the conduct complained of and a prohibited ground; the Federal Court reasonably deferred to that decision and the appeal is dismissed.
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The Federal Court granted judicial review of an H&C refusal after finding the officer misapprehended the applicant’s evidence of prior gender-based harm in Bangladesh.
The Tribunal extended the abeyance of human rights complaints until July 8, 2026 while awaiting an updated NSIRA report on the referred matters.
The Tribunal joined two human rights complaints by E.F. against Correctional Service Canada into one inquiry, finding common factual and legal issues and no sufficient prejudice.
The Federal Court dismissed two judicial review applications by Munchang Choi concerning DFO recruitment processes and a Public Service Commission refusal to investigate.
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