Canada (Attorney General) v. B.W.
| Jurisdiction | Federal Jurisdiction (Canada) |
| Court | Court of Appeal (Canada) |
| Citation | 2025 FCA 199 |
| Docket Number | A-41-24 |
| Date | 05 November 2025 |
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2 practice notes
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Collins v. Canada (Attorney General)
...[see Pro-Sys, supra at para 137; Voltage Pictures, LLC v Salna, 2025 FCA 131 at paras 126–127; Canada (Attorney General) v BW, 2025 FCA 199 at para [86] Rule 334.16(2) provides that “all relevant matters” shall be considered in determining whether a class proceeding is the preferable proced......
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Farah v. Toronto Police Services Board
...been found to be discriminatory and to offend against the Charter’s guarantee of equality: Canada (Attorney General) v. B.W., 2025 FCA 199. In the parallel Carding litigation in Quebec, this finding has been made not only at the authorization stage – which is acknowledged to have a low......
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Collins v. Canada (Attorney General)
...[see Pro-Sys, supra at para 137; Voltage Pictures, LLC v Salna, 2025 FCA 131 at paras 126–127; Canada (Attorney General) v BW, 2025 FCA 199 at para [86] Rule 334.16(2) provides that “all relevant matters” shall be considered in determining whether a class proceeding is the preferable proced......
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Farah v. Toronto Police Services Board
...been found to be discriminatory and to offend against the Charter’s guarantee of equality: Canada (Attorney General) v. B.W., 2025 FCA 199. In the parallel Carding litigation in Quebec, this finding has been made not only at the authorization stage – which is acknowledged to have a low......
