Canadian National Railway Company v Regional Municipality of Halton,
| Jurisdiction | Federal Jurisdiction (Canada) |
| Court | Court of Appeal (Canada) |
| Date | 04 October 2024 |
| Citation | 2024 FCA 160 |
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Dini v. Canada (Citizenship and Immigration),
...at para. 39. [31] As the Federal Court of Appeal recently held in Canadian National Railway Company v Halton (Regional Municipality), 2024 FCA 160, reviewing courts must seek to understand the challenged decision to determine if it is rational and logical as a whole, and not seize on incons......
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Wang v. Canada (Citizenship and Immigration),
...at para. 39. [32] As the Federal Court of Appeal recently held in Canadian National Railway Company v Halton (Regional Municipality), 2024 FCA 160, reviewing courts must not take an “unduly formalistic approach” [e.g., in matters related to human health] but instead, seek to understand the ......
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Bedessee Imports Ltd. v. Canada (Attorney General),
...him: para. 48. [35] Finally, the Federal Court of Appeal held in Canadian National Railway Company v Halton (Regional Municipality), 2024 FCA 160 that reviewing courts must seek to understand the challenged decision to determine if it is rational and logical as a whole, and not seize on inc......
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Mahoney v. Canada (Attorney General),
...recently made the same point regarding treasure hunts for error in Canadian National Railway Company v Halton (Regional Municipality), 2024 FCA 160 in relation to direct significant adverse environmental effects on human health as it relates to air quality of a proposed project. The Federal......
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Dini v. Canada (Citizenship and Immigration),
...at para. 39. [31] As the Federal Court of Appeal recently held in Canadian National Railway Company v Halton (Regional Municipality), 2024 FCA 160, reviewing courts must seek to understand the challenged decision to determine if it is rational and logical as a whole, and not seize on incons......
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Wang v. Canada (Citizenship and Immigration),
...at para. 39. [32] As the Federal Court of Appeal recently held in Canadian National Railway Company v Halton (Regional Municipality), 2024 FCA 160, reviewing courts must not take an “unduly formalistic approach” [e.g., in matters related to human health] but instead, seek to understand the ......
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Bedessee Imports Ltd. v. Canada (Attorney General),
...him: para. 48. [35] Finally, the Federal Court of Appeal held in Canadian National Railway Company v Halton (Regional Municipality), 2024 FCA 160 that reviewing courts must seek to understand the challenged decision to determine if it is rational and logical as a whole, and not seize on inc......
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Mahoney v. Canada (Attorney General),
...recently made the same point regarding treasure hunts for error in Canadian National Railway Company v Halton (Regional Municipality), 2024 FCA 160 in relation to direct significant adverse environmental effects on human health as it relates to air quality of a proposed project. The Federal......
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