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The Court held the Labour Board acted reasonably in interpreting s.166(6), did not impose a probability standard for 'may', did not reverse the onus of proof, and properly set aside the Compliance Order because the evidence did not support even a plausible possibility that the excavation had destabilized the crane.
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The Court dismissed a judicial review of an Employment Standards Tribunal reconsideration decision, finding no procedural unfairness, bias, or patent unreasonableness.
Appeal dismissed. The Court of Appeal held the review officer reasonably declined administrative penalties and did not breach procedural fairness or show bias.
La Cour fédérale rejette le contrôle judiciaire d’ADM et confirme que le Règlement vise l’exploitant de terminal, non les entrepreneurs provinciaux.
The court held that the Commission could forfeit payments from Mr. Pasquill’s LIF accounts under the 2023 amendments, but refused to appoint a receiver.
The Supreme Court held that BC Securities Commission disgorgement orders survive bankruptcy under s. 178(1)(e), but administrative penalties do not.
The court denied Simard Westlink’s interim stay application in a judicial review over Container Trucking Act enforcement, finding the request premature pending reconsideration.
The court dismissed judicial review of a container trucking penalty decision, holding there was no procedural unfairness or patent unreasonableness in imposing a $500,000 fine.
The court quashed part of a BCFIRB decision about milk-marketing charges, found errors in the Board’s statutory interpretation and loss calculation, and remitted the issue.
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.
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