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Administrative Law / Citizenship and Immigration / International Law

by Joel Robertson-Taylor · Oct 16 , 2023

Reasonably Robust Reasonableness: Mason v Canada (Citizenship and Immigration)

At issue in Mason v Canada (Citizenship and Immigration), 2023 SCC 21 [Mason] was whether “acts of violence” in s. 34(1)(e) of the Immigration Refugee and Protection Act, SC 2001,...

Tags: Administrative law federal courts Immigration and Refugee Protection Act Judicial review Reasonableness statutory interpretation Vavilov

Administrative Law / Charter of Rights & Freedoms / Civil Procedure / Constitutional Law / Employment Law / Insurance / Official Languages / Tax

by Nicole Daniel · Nov 19 , 2018

Lost in Translation: Language Rights in Federal Courts

As the two official languages of Canada, French and English form the bedrock of our legal system, and their usage is a constitutionally protected right found in both the Constitution...

Tags: Charter of Rights and Freedoms Constitutional law federal courts language rights official languages quasi-constitutional Tax Court

Tagged: federal courts

Reasonably Robust Reasonableness: Mason v Canada (Citizenship and Immigration)

Lost in Translation: Language Rights in Federal Courts

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Tagged: federal courts

​​Reasonably Robust Reasonableness: Mason v Canada (Citizenship and Immigration)

Lost in Translation: Language Rights in Federal Courts

2018 Awards

2016 Awards

Reasonably Robust Reasonableness: Mason v Canada (Citizenship and Immigration)