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Court of Appeal finds gathering & events public health orders justified under Charter
Court of Appeal finds gathering & events public health orders justified under Charter Administrative Law Blog Court of Appeal finds gathering & events public health orders justified under Charter by Roshni Veerapen
January 17, 2023
Impossibility of Compliance Defence – Mount Polley’s attempt at avoiding contravention of its permit
Impossibility of Compliance Defence – Mount Polley’s attempt at avoiding contravention of its permit Administrative Law Blog Impossibility of Compliance Defence – Mount Polley’s attempt at avoiding contravention of its permit by Adam R. Way
October 18, 2022
Expression of preliminary findings by an administrative body does not necessarily indicate a reasonable apprehension of bias Administrative Law Blog Expression of preliminary findings by an administrative body does not necessarily indicate a reasonable apprehension of bias by Deanna Froese
January 25, 2022
Administrative Law Blog Residential Tenancy Branch decision failed to adequately articulate the reasons for its decision and the matter was remitted back to the Residential Tenancy Branch October 19, 2021
Administrative Law Blog Zoning Bylaw allows an automotive repair shop to store junked vehicles for the purposes of its business and parts inventory October 19, 2021
Court refuses application for review on reasonableness standard as applicant had not exhausted right of appeal under relevant legislation
Court refuses application for review on reasonableness standard as applicant had not exhausted right of appeal under relevant legislation Administrative Law Blog Court refuses application for review on reasonableness standard as applicant had not exhausted right of appeal under relevant legislation by JoAnne Barnum
September 21, 2021
Court upholds penalties for a City Councillor who sexually harassed a colleague Administrative Law Blog Court upholds penalties for a City Councillor who sexually harassed a colleague by Scott J. Marcinkow*
August 17, 2021
Court rules public health order banning indoor religious gatherings are a justified infringement on Charter rights to freedom of religion and expression
Court rules public health order banning indoor religious gatherings are a justified infringement on Charter rights to freedom of religion and expression Administrative Law Blog Court rules public health order banning indoor religious gatherings are a justified infringement on Charter rights to freedom of religion and expression by Kara Hill
April 20, 2021
Human Rights Tribunal can refuse to accept complaints for filing if facts do not allege, beyond the realm of conjecture, a contravention of the Code
Human Rights Tribunal can refuse to accept complaints for filing if facts do not allege, beyond the realm of conjecture, a contravention of the Code Administrative Law Blog Human Rights Tribunal can refuse to accept complaints for filing if facts do not allege, beyond the realm of conjecture, a contravention of the Code by Kara Hill
April 20, 2021
Strained interpretation – standard of review applicable to the Civil Resolution Tribunal decision when it has “specialized expertise” Administrative Law Blog Strained interpretation – standard of review applicable to the Civil Resolution Tribunal decision when it has “specialized expertise” by Adam R. Way
March 16, 2021
Administrative Law Blog Court dismisses taxi companies judicial review concerning decisions of the BC Passenger Transportation Board regarding ride sharing approvals of Uber and Lyft March 16, 2021