Administrative Law: Non-Disclosure of Whistleblower Identity
Case: Campbell v. Alberta (Public
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Case: Campbell v. Alberta (Public
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Case: Stewart v. Richardson, 2026
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In this case, the Court of Appeal found the Appellant’s claim did not allege, beyond “bald assertion”, that the Respondents were aware their conduct was likely to cause harm to the Appellant’s son; there were no material facts pleaded to establish subjective awareness or imputed knowledge.
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Will the Supreme Court of Canada wish to get the last word on this inter-Court dialogue?
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Regarding the applicable standard of review, the Court of Appeal described “whether the common law should expand to recognize the novel excusatory defence” as a question of law subject to correctness review.
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“Owner”, when used in relation to a dog, includes a person who possesses or harbours the dog and, where the owner is a minor, the person responsible for the custody of the minor.
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