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Selective waiver can no more be reconciled with the rationale of SCP than CIP, and makes even less sense as it strays completely from any connection with the principle of confidentiality at the heart of SCP. ...

Emmer conducted a credit rating pyramid analysis in connection with the Appellant. ...

Bellefeuille might have done in connection with the collections files, except that he said that she brought him documents and that he could ask her for details. ...

Also under this agreement, expenditures incurred by AAI in connection with SR&ED work and ITCs are claimed by each co-owner based on the percentage of their ownership. [8]   During the years at issue, the 2006 taxation year, the taxation year ending October 31, 2007, and the taxation year ending December 31, 2007 (I will refer to “2007” for both years ending in 2007), RTA claimed the deduction for expenditures relating to its own research activities (“SR&ED expenditures specific to RTA”). ...

Until this point, she had not realized there was a problem arising with respect to her eligibility for unemployment insurance (UI) benefits in connection with her employment at Gill Farms during the earlier farming seasons of 1996 and 1997 or in 1998, particularly since she had qualified – again – for benefits in respect of her insurable earnings as a result of working at Gill Farms during the 1998 growing season. ... However, in a recent judgment this Court undertook to reject that approach, and I take the liberty of citing what I then wrote in this connection in the reasons submitted for the Court.     ...

The allegations in subparagraphs d), f), g) and l) were denied and disproven by the evidence. [2427]      Exhibits R-52 and R-55-1 were filed in the Court record. [2428]      The records of employment of the Appellant indicate that he had one week of fishing with the Payor and 9 weeks with Maddix Seafood Connection Ltd. in 1993 (Exhibit R-52, pp. 14 and 15). [2429]      The only insurable earnings in dispute are with the Payor for the week of September 24, 1993. [2430]      The Minister determined that the Appellant had four weeks of insurable earnings with the Payor instead of one. ...