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Administrative law 2025 FC 675

Moreau v. Air Canada

The Federal Court partly granted Air Canada’s motion to strike, removing requests for quo warranto, mandamus, and one section 41 claim, but allowing the core section 91 dispute and some remedies to proceed.

  • Section 77 ola
  • Section 91 ola
  • Subparagraph 41(6)(c)(iii) ola
  • Motion to strike
  • Abuse of process
  • Quo warranto
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Administrative law 2025 FC 332

Couillard v. Canada (Revenue Agency)

The Federal Court held that the CRA’s bilingual staffing designations for auditor positions were objectively justified under s. 91 of the Official Languages Act.

  • Language requirements
  • Staffing processes
  • Bilingual designation
  • Section 91 ola
  • Remedies and costs
  • Official-languages-act
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Official languages act 2025 FC 331

Jalbert v. Canada (Revenue Agency)

The Federal Court dismissed Mr. Jalbert’s application under s. 77(1) of the Official Languages Act, finding the CRA’s bilingual staffing designations were objectively justified.

  • Designation of bilingual positions
  • Section 91 ola
  • Language requirements
  • Staffing processes
  • Remedies and costs
  • Official-languages-act
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Official languages 2025 FC 333

Collard v. Canada (Revenue Agency)

The Federal Court dismissed an OLA application challenging CRA bilingual staffing designations at the EQTSO, finding the language requirements were objectively justified.

  • Language designation
  • Staffing requirements
  • Bilingualism
  • Section 91 ola
  • Section 77 ola
  • Official-languages-act
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