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However, the interpretation sought by the respondent is considerably more restricted because it would require a connection to income in years prior to sale. ...

Post‑ Dunsmuir, the Court has been steadfast in confirming the central role of specialization and expertise, affirming their connection to legislative intent, and recognizing that they give administrative decision-makers the interpretative upper hand on questions of law. ... There is no purpose served in excluding any child born of a person not having a connection to a diplomatic mission in Canada while sojourning here from the principle of Jus soli.    ... Post- Dunsmuir, the Court has been steadfast in confirming the central role of specialization and expertise, affirming their connection to legislative intent, and recognizing that they give administrative decision-makers the “interpretative upper hand” on questions of law (McLean, at para. 40; see also Conway, at para. 53; Mowat, at para. 30; Newfoundland and Labrador Nurses’ Union v. ...

It is appropriate for the courts to take such policy considerations into account, but only if it is in connection with a matter that has not been considered by Parliament. ...

In this connection, I find two of the express covenants in Sparrow's contractual arrangements to be salient.  ...

There is, of course, a connection between the two, but the crucial difference is that one is fundamentally procedural while the other is substantive in nature.  ...

And in Phillips and Taylor, s. 32 of The Assessment Act, R.S.O. 1950, c. 24, imposed tax liability on “the tenant of land owned by the Crown” — “tenant” was further defined as “any person who uses land belonging to the Crown as or for the purposes of, or in connection with his residence...”: p. 406. ...