Joyal, J.: —This is an application to review certain amounts alowed to the plaintiff by way of party and costs by the taxing officer in his certificate dated January 14, 1987 and for which the taxing officer provided the parties with

Cullen, J.:—The plaintiff appeals from a decision of the Tax Court of Canada dated June 12, 1985, wherein the Court ruled that any losses experienced by the plaintiff by reason of his farming operation in the course of taxation years 1977 and

Steele J.:—This is an application under subsection 446(15) of the Criminal Code (the Code) by an officer of the Department of National Revenue to examine and, where necessary, make copies of items seized by the Ontario Provincial Police and

The Associate Chief Justice:—This appeal of the plaintiffs income tax reassessments for the years 1980 and 1981 came on for hearing at Vancouver, British Columbia, on January 13 and 14, 1987. In the years in question the plaintiff granted

Mahoney, J.:—We are of the opinion that the learned trial judge did not err in the result. The facts are fully set out in the judgment below and we agree that the rent in issue was properly to be treated as a capital outlay for

Henry, J. [Orally]:—This matter was argued before me on an urgent basis because the charges under the Income Tax Act against the taxpayer were to have come on for trial in the Provincial Court (Criminal Division) of the

By The Court:—These are summary conviction appeals. The appeals to this court are, therefore, restricted to questions of law. As will be seen, they raise a number of questions of law, the principal one being the validity of the procedure for

Pratte J. (Lacombe, J. concurring) [Translation]:—I concur in most of the opinions expressed by Marceau, J. in his reasons. However, I cannot conclude as he does that the Trial Division lacked jurisdiction to rule on any of the

Collier, J. [Orally]:—This is an appeal from a decision of the Tax Court of Canada. For all practical purposes, it is a new trial.

Mahoney, J.:—We are all agreed that it would be unwise, on the present record, to express concluded opinions on the major issues raised by this appeal, namely whether, in Canada, the advancement of multiculturalism generally or of the cultural interest of an