Date: 20070111
Docket: A-211-06
Citation: 2007 FCA 19
CORAM: DÉCARY
J.A.
NOËL
J.A.
PELLETIER
J.A.
BETWEEN:
CHRISTIAN
AUCLAIR
Applicant
and
ATTORNEY
GENERAL OF CANADA
Respondent
Hearing held at Montréal, Quebec,
on January 11, 2007.
Judgment
delivered at Montréal,
Quebec, on January 11, 2007.
REASONS FOR JUDGMENT OF THE
COURT:
Date: 20070111
Docket: A-211-06
Citation: 2007 FCA 19
CORAM: DÉCARY
J.A.
NOËL
J.A.
PELLETIER
J.A.
BETWEEN:
CHRISTIAN
AUCLAIR
Applicant
and
ATTORNEY
GENERAL OF CANADA
Respondent
REASONS FOR JUDGMENT OF THE
COURT
(Delivered from the bench at Montréal, Quebec,
on January 11, 2007)
DÉCARY J.A.
[1]
In our
view, Umpire Martin not only could, but had to intervene in this case.
[2]
In
concluding that the claimant had not lost his employment through misconduct,
the Board of Referees decided the following:
The Board of
Referees did not find that the act in question was wilful or deliberate or so
reckless as to approach wilfulness to the extent that it would have resulted in
the claimant losing his job
[3]
Since the
claimant acknowledged having made abusive remarks concerning his employer, it
was clear that his remarks were deliberate and voluntary.
[4]
Moreover,
it was not for the Board of Referees to consider whether dismissal was the
appropriate disciplinary action in view of the alleged misconduct.
[5]
This
application for judicial review will be dismissed with costs.
“Robert
Décary”
Certified
true translation
Mary
Jo Egan, LLB
FEDERAL COURT OF APPEAL
SOLICITORS OF RECORD
DOCKET: A-211-06
STYLE OF CAUSE: christian Auclair
v.
ATTORNEY
GENERAL OF Canada
PLACE OF HEARING: Montréal, Quebec
DATE OF HEARING: January 11, 2007
REASONS FOR JUDGMENT OF THE COURT BY: DÉCARY J.A.
DELIVERED FROM THE BENCH BY: DÉCARY J.A.
APPEARANCES
Martin Savoie
|
FOR THE APPLICANT
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Liliane
Bruneau/ Paul Deschênes
|
FOR THE RESPONDENT
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SOLICITORS OF RECORD:
CONSEIL CONJOINT NO.
91 DES TEAMSTERS DU QUÉBEC
Montréal, Quebec
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FOR THE
APPLICANT
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JOHN H. SIMS,
Q.C.
Deputy Attorney General of Canada
Montréal, Quebec
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FOR THE
RESPONDENT
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