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General & Other judgments from Canadian courts and tribunals, with a plain-English summary, the legal holding and frequently asked questions.

DismissedFederal Court·Mar 20, 2026

Federal Court Denies Claimant's Motion for Judicial Review Extension

The claimant asked the Federal Court for extra time to challenge the respondent's decision to cancel their licences. However, the court denied the request because the claimant did not provide enough evidence explaining why they waited so long to ask for the extension.

DismissedFederal Court·Mar 20, 2026

Federal Court Denies Claimant's Motion for Extension of Time and Interlocutory Injunction

AllowedCivil Resolution Tribunal (British Columbia) — Small Claims·Mar 20, 2026

Claimant Wins Deposit Refund After Unjust Contract Cancellation

Allowed in PartFederal Court of Appeal·Mar 20, 2026

Federal Court of Appeal Partially Allows Patent Law Appeal

The Federal Court of Appeal recently ruled on a patent law case involving water slide patents. The court decided that certain patent claims were invalid due to overbreadth and not infringed, but disagreed on the utility of the patents.

Allowed in PartSmall Claims Court of Nova Scotia·Mar 20, 2026

Small Claims Court Limits Trespass Damages Due to Legislative Constraints

AllowedFederal Court·Mar 20, 2026

Federal Court Grants Default Judgment for Oil Pollution Cleanup Costs

AllowedCanada Industrial Relations Board·Mar 20, 2026

Trade Union Certified as Bargaining Agent for Wheelchair Attendants

The Canada Industrial Relations Board certified a trade union as the bargaining agent for a specific group of employees. This group includes all wheelchair attendants at Toronto Pearson International Airport, excluding certain higher-ranking positions.

AllowedCivil Resolution Tribunal (British Columbia) — Accident Responsibility·Mar 19, 2026

Equal Responsibility for Accident Ruled By Civil Resolution Tribunal

DismissedCivil Resolution Tribunal (British Columbia) — Small Claims·Mar 19, 2026

Vehicle Repair Claim Denied by Civil Resolution Tribunal

DismissedCivil Resolution Tribunal (British Columbia) — Small Claims·Mar 19, 2026

Claimant's Claim for Incorrect Shower Glass Order Dismissed

DismissedCivil Resolution Tribunal (British Columbia) — Small Claims·Mar 19, 2026

Warranty Premium Refund Request Rejected Due to Lack of Evidence

DismissedCivil Resolution Tribunal (British Columbia) — Small Claims·Mar 19, 2026

Car Accident Responsibility Determination in Small Claims Court

In a recent small claims case, the Civil Resolution Tribunal decided that both drivers were equally responsible for a car accident, dismissing the applicants' claims for reimbursement of a deductible and increased insurance premiums.

AllowedCanada Industrial Relations Board·Mar 19, 2026

Trade Union Merger Succession Declared by Canada Industrial Relations Board

The Canada Industrial Relations Board decided that a trade union could take over the role of another union as the bargaining agent after merging with it. This ruling applies to a specific group of workers in Yukon.

DismissedFederal Court of Appeal·Mar 19, 2026

Federal Court of Appeal Rejects Attorney General's Motion on Copyright Declarations

DismissedCivil Resolution Tribunal (British Columbia) — Small Claims·Mar 19, 2026

Claimant's Small Claims Dispute Dismissed by Civil Resolution Tribunal

AllowedCivil Resolution Tribunal (British Columbia) — Small Claims·Mar 19, 2026

Decision on Unpaid Invoices Under Credit Agreement

AllowedCivil Resolution Tribunal (British Columbia) — Small Claims·Mar 18, 2026

Claimant Wins Cat Ownership Dispute in BC Small Claims

In a BC Small Claims case, the claimant successfully proved ownership of a cat and ordered its return from the respondent. The Tribunal Member ruled in favour of the claimant, finding that the respondent had no lawful excuse to retain the cat.

AllowedCivil Resolution Tribunal (British Columbia) — Small Claims·Mar 18, 2026

Successful Debt Recovery for Trailer Sale in Civil Resolution Tribunal

AllowedFederal Court·Mar 18, 2026

Federal Court Orders Release of Redacted Historical Records

In a recent Federal Court decision, the court ordered the release of certain redacted pages of historical records about Canada's intelligence services. The court rejected the government's arguments that releasing the information would cause harm.

AllowedCanada Industrial Relations Board·Mar 18, 2026

Business Name Change Does Not Alter Employee Bargaining Relationship

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