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The Federal Court held that most locomotive event recorder data was not exempt under s 20(1)(b) ATIA, but CP’s inserted Comments were confidential and withheld.
The court upheld the Commissioner’s 2024 truck-tag allocation, finding the two-stage scoring process lawful, not fettered, and not patently unreasonable.
The Court set aside two Ministerial decisions on oversize LNG trailers, found the first was based on improper competition concerns and remitted both matters for reconsideration.
The court dismissed a judicial review of a licence cancellation, holding the petitioners could not raise a new timeliness argument for the first time on review.
On the balance of probabilities the claimant's cumulative, wilful or recklessly persistent failures (repeatedly not logging required pre-trip inspection time despite multiple warnings, taking an unauthorized route through Connecticut, and refusing/not attending work as directed on November 20, 2019) were the real reasons for dismissal; those actions amounted to misconduct under the legal tests cited, therefore the claimant is disqualified from EI benefits under s.30 of the Employment Insurance Act.
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Complaint dismissed: evidence did not establish a prima facie nexus between the complainant's national or ethnic origin and the adverse treatment or termination; respondent established objective, non‑discriminatory reasons (BIRC audits showing prolonged Hours of Service violations and deliberate log falsification, undermining trust and implicating safety/Carrier Profile risks).
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The court granted Uber a quia timet injunction restraining Surrey from ticketing or fining Uber and drivers for operating without a municipal business licence.
The Court of Appeal held the Container Trucking Act authorized retroactive truck-rate regulations tied to the 2014 Joint Action Plan. The appeal was dismissed.
On judicial review, the court held the Commissioner had no statutory power to reinstate a PMV licence terminated before the CT Act came into force.
The Federal Court dismissed a judicial review of a Canada Labour Code wage recovery appeal, finding the referee’s decision reasonable and refusing costs.
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