Index

AuthorDavid A. Potts; Erin Stoik
Pages501-528
501
Index
Alberta, contempt of court defamation
cases, 59
Allegations, serious
damages, 249–50
Hamlin v Kavanagh, 249–50
individual characters, serious aspersions
upon, 249
Labourers’ International Union of North
America, Local 183 v Castellano, 249
Lascaris v B’nai Brith Canada, 248–49
malice, 249
Miceli v Swinton, 250
publication, mode and extent of, 249
reputational harm, inferred, 248–49
terrorism, accusation of, 248–49
unlawful and unauthorized contact,
249–50
Anti-SLAPP actions (dismissed)
Schwartz & Red Lake Outf‌itters v Collette,
282
spectrum analysis, section 137.1 cases,
282
Supreme Court of Canada, 282
Anti-SLAPP actions (proceeded to trial).
See also Anti-SLAPP motion, com-
mencement of (s 137.2(1)); Anti-SLAPP
proceedings
Air Georgian Limited v Eugeni, 281
Bent v Platnick, 279–80, 280–82
Bondf‌ield Construction Company Limited
v The Globe and Mail Inc, 283
British Columbia, 283
deterrence, 279–80
diverse reasons, 283–86
Ferreira v Da Costa, 285
Hamlin v Kavanagh, 285–86
Labourers’ International Union of North
America, Local 183 v Castellano,
284–85
Lascaris v B’nai Brith Canada, 284
Levant v Day, 284
Montour v Beacon Publishing Inc, 283
Nanda v McEwan, 283
Neufeld v Hansman (BC), 282
Ontario Court of Appeal, 279–80
Ontario Superior Court, 285
Platnick v Bent, 279–80
public interest and expressions, 279–80,
283–86
section 137.1, 279–82, 283, 286
size of claim, 280–81
spectrum analysis, section 137.1 cases,
281–82
Subway Franchise Systems of Canada, Inc
v Canadian Broadcasting Corpora-
tion, 280
Supreme Court of Canada, 279–80,
281–82
Anti-SLAPP Advisory Panel (Ontario),
70–75, 79–80, 193–96, 306. See also
Anti-SLAPP Advisory Panel: Report to
the Attorney General
502 | Guide to the Law and Practice of anti-SLaPP ProceedinGS
Anti-SLAPP Advisory Panel: Report to the
Attorney General
costs, motion to dismiss is denied, 326–27
Courts of Justice Act, section 131.7(8),
326–27
damages awarded, 340–41
f‌inancial loss, no evidence of, 247
Ontario Ltd v Pointes Protection Associ-
ation, 79–80, 247
publication, 70–75
qualif‌ied privilege, 193–94
Anti-SLAPP legislation. See also Anti-
SLAPP Advisory Panel (Ontario); Anti-
SLAPP proceedings; Courts of Justice
Act; Ontario Ltd v Pointes Protection
Association; Judicial screening (anti-
SLAPP motions); Protection of Public
Participation Act
Anti-SLAPP Advisory Panel: Report to
the Attorney General (APR). See
anti-SLAPP Advisory Panel: Report
to the Attorney General
background, 70–75
Bent v Platnick, 77–78
burden, shifting to plaintif‌f, 141–42
freedom of expression, 76–78, 80, 83, 94
grounds to believe, 142–44
“judge,” def‌inition in CJA, 101–2
judicial interpretation, 80–81, 93, 145–46
Labourers’ International Union of North
America, Local 183 v Cast, 97
Lascaris v B’nai Brith Canada, 96–97
legislation, statutory interpretation of,
80–82
Legislative Assembly of Ontario debates,
81–82
merits of claim, 78, 82, 83, 87, 94, 142
no dismissal, 141
Ontario Ltd v Pointes Protection Associ-
ation, 69–77, 78, 79, 94–96
process, summary of, 76, 83
Protection of Public Participation Act, 71,
78, 80–81, 93
public interest, 69–71, 73–76, 80, 82, 83,
94–95
reputation, protection of, 77–78
section 137.1. See Courts of Justice Act,
Section 137.1 (general)
statutory timelines, 97
strategic lawsuits, 81, 82
substantive law of breach of contract, 94
substantive law of libel, 94–95
summary judgment motion, 97
“substantial merit,” meaning of, 144–45
Anti-SLAPP motion, commencement of (s
137.2(1)). See also Anti-SLAPP actions
(proceeded to trial; Anti-SLAPP
actions (dismisses); Anti-SLAPP pro-
ceedings; Apologies and retractions,
anti-SLAPP motions; Judicial screening
(anti-SLAPP motions)
Able Translations Ltd v Express Inter-
national Translations Inc, 400
British Columbia cases, 402, 403
caselaw, 398–41
Duncan v Buckles, 406
evidence without statement of defence,
introducing, 400
Hamlin v Kavanagh, 404–5
judicial screening or triage, 399, 410
Labourers’ International Union of North
America, Local 183 v Castellano,
407–10
legislation, 398
Levant v Day, 404–5, 406
limitation periods, 399, 400–1, 403
McCarthy-Oppedisano v Muter, 403
Montour v Beacon Publishing Inc, 411
Ontario cases, 401–3
Ontario College of Teachers v Bouragba,
404
Ontario Court of Appeal, 399, 404, 406,
408–9
Ontario Ltd v Pointes Protection Associ-
ation, 398–99, 406, 408–11
Ontario Superior Court of Justice, 400–1,
404
Rules of Civil Procedure, 407
Subway Franchise Systems v Canadian
Broadcasting Corp, 410–11

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