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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 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.
The Tribunal partly granted a motion to strike and for particulars, removed some SOP paragraphs, allowed a conditional harassment amendment, and ordered further particulars.
The Tribunal limited the complaint to the 2016 site access clearance, allowed additional discrimination grounds, and excluded pre-2016 allegations as outside scope.
The Tribunal denied the RCMP’s request to strike parts of Joanna Benner’s amended pleadings, but required more detailed particulars about several allegations.
The Tribunal partly granted a disclosure motion in this retaliation complaint, ordering CSC to disclose any maintenance logs or confirm none exist, but rejecting broader requests as speculative.
The Tribunal dismissed a request to pause a human rights complaint after a s. 45 CHRA NSIRA referral, holding it retained jurisdiction and could manage scope issues.
The Tribunal dismissed a motion to expand the complaint, stay CAF collection efforts, find prima facie retaliation, and remove DOJ counsel.
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.
The Tribunal struck out out-of-scope systemic discrimination allegations and Federal Court cost claims, while allowing the remainder of the amended SOP to stand.
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