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Human-rights 2026 CHRT 26

Mayers v. Correctional Service Canada

The Tribunal granted Correctional Service Canada’s motion to strike portions of Ron Mayers’ pleadings as outside the scope of the complaint referred by the Commission.

  • Racial-discrimination
  • Harassment
  • Retaliation
  • Scope-of-complaint
  • Jurisdiction
  • Motions-to-strike
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Human-rights-law 2026 CHRT 16

Cain v. Correctional Service of Canada

The Tribunal partly granted a motion to strike and for particulars, removed some SOP paragraphs, allowed a conditional harassment amendment, and ordered further particulars.

  • Racial-discrimination
  • Harassment
  • Scope-of-complaint
  • Particulars
  • Remedies-under-section-53
  • Amendment-of-complaint
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Administrative-law 2026 CF 217

Alldowell c. Canada (Procureur général)

Contrôle judiciaire d’un grief militaire rejeté : le demandeur n’a pas établi le caractère déraisonnable de la décision de l’ADI, et les dommages-intérêts ne sont pas disponibles.

  • Standard-of-review-(reasonableness)
  • Military-grievance-procedure
  • Harassment-investigation
  • Procedural-compliance-with-court-rules
  • Availability-of-remedies-(damages)
  • Judicial-review
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Human-rights-law 2026 CHRT 9

Singh v. First Call Trucking Ltd.

The Tribunal allowed a disability harassment complaint, finding that workplace conduct by the owner and manager poisoned the complainant’s environment and warranted damages.

  • Harassment
  • Disability-discrimination
  • Employer-vicarious-liability
  • Remedies-and-interest
  • Human-rights-remedies
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Human-rights-law 2026 CHRT 4

C.D. v. Canadian Armed Forces

Tribunal case management ruling ordering the Respondent to provide detailed witness summaries and complete document disclosure by March 20, 2026.

  • Discrimination
  • Harassment
  • Accommodation
  • Disclosure-and-witness-summaries
  • Tribunal-procedure-and-case-management
  • Human-rights
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Human-rights 2025 CHRT 116

Benner v. Royal Canadian Mounted Police

The Tribunal denied the RCMP’s request to strike parts of Joanna Benner’s amended pleadings, but required more detailed particulars about several allegations.

  • Discrimination
  • Harassment
  • Duty-to-accommodate
  • Scope-of-complaint
  • Pleadings-and-particularity
  • Commission-referral
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Civil-procedure 2025 BCSC 2447

Kiss v. Canada (Attorney General)

The court awarded special costs against Zsolt Kiss in one action, Scale B costs to two defendants in another, and no costs to the Singer defendants.

  • Special-costs
  • Rule-9-5
  • Rule-9-6
  • Section-18-supreme-court-act
  • Vexatious-litigant
  • Harassment
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Civil-procedure 2025 BCSC 1813

Besler v. What the Fungus

Court struck most of the pleading in a neighbour dispute over mushroom-farm bylaws, allowing only limited amendment on some claims and ordering a new 20-page claim.

  • Striking-pleadings
  • Leave-to-amend
  • Misfeasance-in-public-office
  • Negligence-and-gross-negligence
  • Conspiracy-(predominant-purpose-and-unlawful-means)
  • Harassment
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Human-rights 2025 CHRT 92

Nolet v. Canadian Armed Forces

The Tribunal partly granted a scope motion, allowing section 10 and limited systemic discrimination issues, but refused a broad 2011–present expansion and denied disclosure as premature.

  • Scope-of-complaint
  • Systemic-discrimination
  • Disclosure
  • Accommodation
  • Harassment
  • Retaliation
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Human-rights 2025 FC 1033

Dhaliwal v. Canada (Attorney General)

The Federal Court set aside two Commission screening decisions, holding that the Commission unreasonably narrowed harassment under s. 14(1) CHRA and mishandled the yelling incident.

  • Harassment
  • Section-14(1)-chra
  • Adverse-differential-treatment-s.7-chra
  • Judicial-review
  • Procedural-fairness
  • Statutory-interpretation
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