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The Tax Court did not err: appellant failed to prove the 2018 notice of assessment was not mailed, the normal assessment period therefore ended by April 19, 2021, the 2023 reassessment fell within s.152(4.2) and was not subject to objection under s.165(1.2), and any CRA misstatements could not create a substantive right to object; appeal dismissed.
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The Federal Court dismissed Ms. Qadri’s judicial review of the CRA’s denial of CRB benefits, holding the presence-in-Canada requirement was unambiguous and non-discretionary.
The Federal Court granted mandamus in a Gaza TRV policy case, ordering IRCC to assess web forms, issue codes for complete submissions, and process any TRV applications under the policy as it stood before expiry.
On the balance of probabilities the parties permanently separated in September 2021, so the claim filed December 22, 2023 was brought after the two‑year limitation period in FLA s.198 and must be dismissed; correspondence between counsel in Sept–Dec 2023 did not constitute active family dispute resolution to suspend the limitation period. Alternatively, if limitation does not bar the claim, claimant is entitled only to 50% of the condominium's increased value during 2012–2021 and all other family property division is refused because equal division would be contrary to the parties' legitimate…
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The General Division erred as a matter of law by treating the Claimant’s timely initial claim as an antedate request; applying the Regulations and binding authority (Bacile), wages paid after termination under an income‑protection/severance scheme are excluded from earnings for establishing an interruption of earnings, therefore the interruption occurred on September 4, 2024 and the benefit period starts on September 15, 2024 (the Sunday of the week the initial claim was made).
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Federal Court grants mandamus in part, ordering Global Affairs Canada to process an Afghan Applicant’s expression of interest under the 2021 resettlement policy.
The Federal Court dismissed a mandamus application seeking faster processing of a visitor visa, holding the file was still under security/admissibility review and no clear right to relief was shown.
Judicial review of a failed dental exam result. The Court held procedural fairness did not require written reasons and found the decision reasonable.
The Federal Court dismissed an immigration judicial review after finding the applicant failed to respond to IRCC’s request for proof of presence in Canada under a settlement.
The Federal Court dismissed two judicial review applications challenging refusal of family class permanent residence for orphaned siblings and the H&C assessment.
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