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Moreover, the panel did not believe that her alleged persecutor, who had a high-level profession as an ophthalmologist, would abandon his reputation and credibility to risk another complaint against him and thus tarnish his reputation to spend financial and human resources to search everywhere in Mexico for the applicant. [...]   ...   [12]            I asked counsel if they had any questions for certification and they did not submit any.     ... “Simon Noël” Judge                     FEDERAL COURT   SOLICITORS OF RECORD       DOCKET:                                           IMM-895-07   STYLE OF CAUSE:                           MARIA GUADALUPE DOMINGUEZ BANDO and MINISTER OF CITIZENSHIP AND                           IMMIGRATION (MCI)       PLACE OF HEARING:                     Montréal, Quebec   DATE OF HEARING:                       September 25, 2007   REASONS FOR JUDGMENT AND JUDGMENT:                           Simon Noël J.   ...

However, I agree with the Respondent that the most relevant portion of the debates relating to section 18 undermines the Applicants’ position. [31]   On June 15, 1999, representatives of the Office of the Canadian Environmental Protection Act, Department of the Environment, assisted the Standing Senate Committee on Energy, the Environment and Natural Resources, in doing a clause-by-clause analysis of CEPA (then Bill C-31).   ... In addition to creating a significant burden on Ministerial resources, that result is not in keeping with the purpose and scheme of CEPA as a whole. [36]   The Respondent’s interpretation places an emphasis on the entire phrase “shall investigate all matters that the Minister considers necessary” in section 18 and says that it specifically gives the Minister discretion to determine if there is actually a matter requiring investigation.   ... Where the subject is already under investigation, it is reasonable to conclude that repetition would waste governmental resources without providing any gain in environmental protection. [41]   Although the Minister’s response to the Malas Application failed to specifically address its addition of allegations against other Volkswagen companies, this does not establish to my satisfaction that the Minister failed to fully consider the Malas Application altogether.   ...

The EMRWB did not present written submissions as it chose not to appear in the present matter. [16]   Makivik recognizes the tension between indigenous knowledge and management of resources and government management of resources through reliance on science. ... These are not contained in the other affidavits produced by Makivik. ∙ Mark O’Connor, Resource Management Coordinator at Makivik Corporation. ... He participates in developing management plans for the resources harvested by Nunavik Inuit. ...

This does not, however, preclude assistance being given to the repatriant – also by UNHCR – in order to facilitate his return. 123. ... Nipawin District Staff Nurses Assn., [1975] 1 S.C.R. 382, at p. 391).   ... (Also see Ktunaxa Nation v British Columbia (Forests, Lands and Natural Resource Operations), 2017 SCC 54 at paras 137-140.) [34]   While the RPD’s reasons were not perfect, I am satisfied that, despite the lack of an explicit reference to the Applicant’s arguments concerning reavailment where the agent of persecution is a non-state actor, the reasons permit me to understand the why the RPD decided as it did. ...

The physician recommended that the plaintiff be transferred to another work location. [4]        In a letter to Marc Milliard, regional manager, human resources, Customs and Excise, on December 6, 1991 the plaintiff repeated her wish to return to work, noting that as of January she would have no source of income. [5]        By a letter dated June 30, 1993, 28 months after the letter of December 6, 1991 was sent, the employer offered the plaintiff a position of inquiry officer in the interpretation and services division of the REGLO. ... Trad. a.                                                     FEDERAL COURT OF CANADA                                                                  TRIAL DIVISION                               NAMES OF COUNSEL AND SOLICITORS OF RECORD FILE:                                                                               T-2397-00 STYLE OF CAUSE:                                                     Charlotte Rhéaume v. ... DATED:                                                                           January 29, 2002 APPEARANCES: Charlotte Rhéaume                                                            PLAINTIFF FOR HERSELF Carole Bidal                                                                       FOR THE DEFENDANT SOLICITORS OF RECORD: Charlotte Rhéaume                                                            PLAINTIFF FOR HERSELF Morris Rosenberg                                                              FOR THE DEFENDANT Deputy Attorney General of Canada Ottawa, Ontario ...

Again, there is very little to understand what the business prospects are concerning this kind of work. [7]   Finally, the applicant refers to assets and financial resources available to him and his wife, the said resources having been accumulated from savings over the years. No details are supplied, although the applicant declares being prepared to submit any additional documents about those resources if asked. [8]   The last paragraph of the application (narrative) is in my view also telling. ... III.   Arguments and analysis [11]   The applicant makes three arguments. ...

Hennessey had made a payment on a client account from his own resources.  ... We did dedicate the resources to do these 20 as a sample, but the function of CRA is not, really, to provide this information so we did not have the resources available in our budget to be able to do that for them.   ... A.        Yes.   Q.        But to get all the accounts of payroll services, you didn’t have the resources to do that.   ...

The immigration officer’s conclusion amounts to a de facto rejection of all possible study permit applications from applicants from countries with challenging socio-economic conditions and who have a relative willing to host them in Canada. [23]   Lastly, with respect to the analysis of the financial resources of the applicant’s sister, who was to act as guarantor, the immigration officer unreasonably concluded that she lacked financial resources. Section 220 of the IRPR requires applicants to provide evidence of the financial resources at their disposal. ... DATED: septembEr 24, 2019   APPEARANCES: Manuel Centurion   FOR THE APPLICANT   Philipe Proulx   FOR THE RESPONDENT   SOLICITORS OF RECORD: Manuel Antonio Centurion, Counsel Montréal, Quebec   FOR THE APPLICANT   Attorney General of Canada Montréal, Quebec   for the respondent     ...

Justice Simon Noël     BETWEEN:   ARASH ASLANI   Applicant   and   THE MINISTER OF CITIZENSHIP AND IMMIGRATION   Respondent     REASONS FOR JUDGMENT AND JUDGMENT       [1]        This is an application for judicial review pursuant to section 72 of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act, S.C. 2001, c. 27 (the IRPA), of a decision by the Refugee Protection Division (the RPD) dated June 9, 2005.  ... It is limited to the circumstances of this particular appeal and specifically the following factors:   (1)           The appeal is in regard to what has been described as the blunt instrument of a net worth assessment;   (2)           The cost is substantial in connection with the tax in issue;   (3)           The Appellant’s financial resources are prima facia limited;   (4)           The witness is outside North America;   (5)           The witness is not an expert;   (6)           The witness will not rely on any documentary evidence;   (7)           The testimony is limited in scope and is anticipated to be brief in duration; and   (8)           The witness must testify in the presence of a judge or lawyer of the foreign jurisdiction under oath in that jurisdiction ... “Simon Noël” Judge                  Certified true translation François Brunet, LLB, BCL                                                             FEDERAL COURT   SOLICITORS OF RECORD     DOCKET:                                             IMM-4299-05   STYLE OF CAUSE:                             ARASH ASLANI v. ...

  “ Authorized Person ” Person who has been granted the authority to exercise a specific staffing action in accordance with CRA’s Delegation of Human Resources Authorities ... The Court does not think so, since Directive F permits exceptions as long as Human Resources approve use of a locally developed assessment tool. ... One could possibly also question this part of the assessment in terms of its relevance, but it is not the role of this Court to substitute its judgment for that of Human Resources on the relevance of the assessment tools used; instead the Court has to ensure that Mr.  ...