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Canada (Minister of Employment and Immigration) 1993 F.C.J. No.598 (FCA)), thus the simple fact that the delegate did not set down these explanations in the letter he wrote on February 24, 2006, provides no basis to conclude that the Minister's delegate did not take it into consideration ... Jacques, [1993] 3 S.C.R. 312 at paragraph 24, and in Monney, above at paragraph 50, the factors considered by the Minister's delegate and which served as a basis for his conclusion must not be assessed separately. ...

Menghani, 1993 CanLII 3018 (F.C.), [1994] 2 F.C. 102)), insofar as it holds that all actions of immigration officials under the Immigration Act are “services” because the performance of a statutory duty is “by definition” a service to the public (see also Bailey, supra at p. ... British Columbia Council of Licenced Practical Nurses, [1990] BCCHRD No. 38 at paras 74-77, 83-87; aff’d: [1991] BCJ No. 2666 (BSSC) and [1993] BCJ No. 371 (BCCA) ...

Recourse for such decisions must be made via judicial review (ACL Canada Inc v Canada (Minister of National Revenue), [1993] FCJ No 1048 at para 53 [ACL Canada]; Time Data Recorder International Ltd v Canada (Minister of National Revenue), [1993] FCJ No 768 at para 22 [Time Data Recorder]). ...

In RJR-MacDonald at 343, the SCC cited with approval the following passage from a decision of Justice Blair in Ainsley Financial Corp v Ontario Securities Commission (1993), 14 OR (3d) 280, 1993 CanLII 5552 (Gen Div): Interlocutory injunctions involving a challenge to the constitutional validity of legislation or to the authority of a law enforcement agency stand on a different footing than ordinary cases involving claims for such relief as between private litigants. ...

Newland’s conviction led to his deportation in 1993. Upon his return to Jamaica, he faced death threats from The Shower Posse because of his cooperation with police. ... He refers to Canada (Attorney General) v Ward, [1993] 2 S.C.R. 689 at pp 724-725, in which the Supreme Court of Canada recognized that an admission from state authorities of the state’s inability to protect made it “unnecessary” to prove that inability: The issue that arises, then, is how, in a practical sense, a claimant makes proof of a state’s inability to protect its nationals as well as the reasonable nature of the claimant’s refusal actually to seek out this protection.   ...

Justice MacKay, on March 2, 1993, noted that the plaintiff/applicant appeared on his own behalf and sought an adjournment, because he had been served only that morning with the Crown's affidavits sworn by Jill Medhurst and James Ackerman, herein. ... (Canada) and M.N.R., [1993] 1 F.C. D. 9,10/F. 15 & 16, (1992) 146 N.R. 74. ...

., [1993] 4 W.W.R. 337, a Saskatchewan Court of Appeal pointed out that the Income Tax Act was obviously, pith and substance, tax legislation falling within section 91(3) of the BN A Act (page 346). ... Canada) [1993] 1 C.T.C. 143 (F.C.T.D.), the Reference re Excise Tax Act (Canada), (sub nom. ...

The respondent’s husband was reassessed for the 1991, 1992 and 1994 years and for tax debt from the 1987, 1990, 1993 and 1995 in the amount of $301,956.21. ... A series of negotiated cheques, written by the respondent between October 28, 1993 and February 12, 1996 show that the respondent had transferred $477,470.50 from her account to NN Life Insurance and Equitable Life. ...

From July 8, 1976, to October 23, 2005, he served in the Regular Forces and, in particular, from April 28, 1993, to October 30, 1993, he served in a Special Duty Area in Bosnia. [12] Under section 21 and subsection 72(1) of the Pension Act, Mr. ...

There is no right to be represented by one’s spouse (Giagnocavo (R) v Canada, 1993 CanLII 17474 (FC), [1993] 1 CTC at 231). ...