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Judicial Review is not a venue for vindication
Judicial Review is not a venue for vindication Administrative Law Blog Judicial Review is not a venue for vindication by Deanna Froese
February 27, 2024
Veterinarian guilty of unprofessional conduct for non-compliant hydromorphone use
Veterinarian guilty of unprofessional conduct for non-compliant hydromorphone use Administrative Law Blog Veterinarian guilty of unprofessional conduct for non-compliant hydromorphone use by Ellie Einarson
February 27, 2024
Application for judicial review of a human rights tribunal decision was dismissed because the tribunal’s decision showed a rational chain of analysis
Application for judicial review of a human rights tribunal decision was dismissed because the tribunal’s decision showed a rational chain of analysis Administrative Law Blog Application for judicial review of a human rights tribunal decision was dismissed because the tribunal’s decision showed a rational chain of analysis by JoAnne Barnum
November 29, 2023
Judge upholds $500,000 penalty for failure to comply with the Container Trucking Act
Judge upholds $500,000 penalty for failure to comply with the Container Trucking Act Administrative Law Blog Judge upholds $500,000 penalty for failure to comply with the Container Trucking Act by Deanna Froese
November 29, 2023
The Respondent, a pharmacist, had his license cancelled by the Appellant College of Pharmacists. The pharmacist successfully appealed this decision to a judge of the Manitoba Court of Queen’s Bench. The College was unsuccessful in appealing the judge’s decision to the Manitoba Court of Appeal
The Respondent, a pharmacist, had his license cancelled by the Appellant College of Pharmacists. The pharmacist successfully appealed this decision to a judge of the Manitoba Court of Queen’s Bench. The College was unsuccessful in appealing the judge’s decision to the Manitoba Court of Appeal Administrative Law Blog The Respondent, a pharmacist, had his license cancelled by the Appellant College of Pharmacists. The pharmacist successfully appealed this decision to a judge of the Manitoba Court of Queen’s Bench. The College was unsuccessful in appealing the judge’s decision to the Manitoba Court of Appeal by Scott J. Marcinkow*
September 27, 2023
The applicant/appellant physician, Dr. Fialkov, was unsuccessful in seeking judicial review of a decision made by the Health Services Appeal and Review Board (HPARB). The HPARB dismissed Dr. Fialkov’s appeal from a decision of the Ministry of Health. The Ministry had decided that Dr. Fialkov improperly charged a patient for an insured service
The applicant/appellant physician, Dr. Fialkov, was unsuccessful in seeking judicial review of a decision made by the Health Services Appeal and Review Board (HPARB). The HPARB dismissed Dr. Fialkov’s appeal from a decision of the Ministry of Health. The Ministry had decided that Dr. Fialkov improperly charged a patient for an insured service Administrative Law Blog The applicant/appellant physician, Dr. Fialkov, was unsuccessful in seeking judicial review of a decision made by the Health Services Appeal and Review Board (HPARB). The HPARB dismissed Dr. Fialkov’s appeal from a decision of the Ministry of Health. The Ministry had decided that Dr. Fialkov improperly charged a patient for an insured service by Scott J. Marcinkow*
September 27, 2023
The Law Society of Ontario can refuse a licence application after the licence has already been issued where the applicant made a false or misleading representation on the application
The Law Society of Ontario can refuse a licence application after the licence has already been issued where the applicant made a false or misleading representation on the application Administrative Law Blog The Law Society of Ontario can refuse a licence application after the licence has already been issued where the applicant made a false or misleading representation on the application by Emilie LeDuc
September 27, 2023
Airbnb succeeds in quashing IPC’s order concerning public disclosure of Vancouver hosts’ personal addresses as potential risks of disclosure not reasonably considered
Airbnb succeeds in quashing IPC’s order concerning public disclosure of Vancouver hosts’ personal addresses as potential risks of disclosure not reasonably considered Administrative Law Blog Airbnb succeeds in quashing IPC’s order concerning public disclosure of Vancouver hosts’ personal addresses as potential risks of disclosure not reasonably considered by Kara Hill
August 29, 2023
Procedural Fairness in Reconsideration Decisions
Procedural Fairness in Reconsideration Decisions Administrative Law Blog Procedural Fairness in Reconsideration Decisions by Ellie Einarson
August 29, 2023
Court of Appeal confirms a municipal body’s interpretation of their statutory powers is reviewable on a reasonableness standard
Court of Appeal confirms a municipal body’s interpretation of their statutory powers is reviewable on a reasonableness standard Administrative Law Blog Court of Appeal confirms a municipal body’s interpretation of their statutory powers is reviewable on a reasonableness standard by Joel A. Morris*
March 15, 2022