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The Federal Court dismissed the respondent’s motion to reconsider a mandamus judgment for the purpose of certifying a question of general importance.
The Court of Appeal dismissed the appeal as moot on the vesting order, upheld the compensation award, denied leave to appeal costs, and awarded no costs.
The Federal Court dismissed judicial review of a work permit refusal, finding the officer reasonably concluded the applicant had not shown the LMIA language requirement was met.
The appeal was moot because the specific dispute (prorogation of the 44th Parliament) had been extinguished by dissolution and a new Parliament, but the Court exercised its discretion to hear the appeal on the merits because an adversarial context remained, the issues are of significant public importance and evasive of review, and adjudication falls within the proper judicial function.
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The Federal Court granted judicial review, set aside the CBSA deferral refusal, and declined to remit the matter, finding the decision unreasonable.
The Tax Court struck moot portions of Brass Collar’s appeal and parts of an affidavit, holding there was no live tax controversy and no basis to continue.
The Federal Court granted judicial review, finding the IAD’s jurisdictional reasons unreasonable and remitting the matter for redetermination. No question was certified.
The Court of Appeal dismissed a motion for reconsideration as moot after the Divisional Court granted anonymization and a publication ban.
The Federal Court struck a judicial review application as premature because the applicant still had an available grievance process to exhaust.
The Court Martial Appeal Court dismissed both the Crown’s appeal and the respondent’s cross-appeal, upholding a stay for unreasonable delay under section 11(b).
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