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Federal Court dismissed judicial review of a remission refusal, finding the Director General reasonably concluded the applicant had not shown extenuating circumstances or procedural unfairness.
Judicial review of multiple immigration decisions. The Court held s 2(e) of the Canadian Bill of Rights did not require H&C relief, dismissed three applications, but set aside the PRRA decision for unfairness.
Federal Court judicial review of an immigration inadmissibility finding under IRPA s. 36(1)(c) was dismissed; the Court found no fairness breach, bias, or legal error.
The Federal Court lacks jurisdiction because the Customs Act provides a comprehensive statutory re-determination and appeal regime (s.32.2 corrections treated as re-determinations under s.59 with appeals to the President, the CITT and ultimately the Federal Court of Appeal), and section 18.5 of the Federal Courts Act bars Federal Court review where such an appeal route exists; alternatively the statutory route is an adequate remedy.
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