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That case held that section 158 of the Regulations, dealing with teachers and the summer period, was not a valid exercise of the powers conferred by section 58(h) of the Act, the section authorizing the enactment of Regulations. [25] At p. 234, Jackett, C.J. stated: Any regret that I might otherwise have had because I have reached that conclusion is eliminated by the fact that I have not been able to conceive of any problem in connection with the non-teaching period of teachers that is not adequately dealt with by s. 2(1)(n) [the section defining "interruption of earnings"] and s. 21(2) [the section dealing with when a period off is not a period of unemployment]. ...

Almost all of them described having connections with the Appellant’s wife with respect to the commercial activity operated by them. ...

On a number of occasions and in connection with his working conditions, the Appellant made certain complaints under the Occupational Health and Safety Act, 1993, Statutes of Saskatchewan. ...

His attendance at the premises were either for business reasons such as meetings of the directors, doing planning or in connection with teaching classes he conducted for a local college on his own initiative, which was nothing to do with the Company, except that he used the premises with the permission of Terry Forman. [34] Additionally the question of his keeping hours was raised by the Minister. ...

In the fall of 1990, the Appellant was approached by a corporation in Edmonton, specifically, the Sherritt Corporation, and offered a position in that city in connection with his scientific background. ...

I think the real question is, was there any inter-connection, any interlacing, any inter-dependence, any unity at all embracing those two businesses;... [26] Counsel for the Appellant suggested that, while the Scales test was not developed in the context of paragraph 1101(1) of the Regulations and section 14 of the Act, it has nevertheless been applied in the case law generally to determine whether businesses are separate and has been accepted by Revenue Canada Interpretation Bulletin No. 206R, to apply to this precise situation. ...

In connection with item (m), the Worker was not required to "report in person" to the premises between deliveries – he often did stay there as a matter of convenience, but the contact was usually by the pager. ...

The only supporting document provided by the appellant to the Minister in connection with property taxes relates solely to the Chelsea land. ...

I have measured the strength of the remaining evidence to determine whether I am entitled to embark upon a fresh inquiry and ignore the Minister’s discretion. [5] Although the period in question is only eight months from April to October 1996, there was considerable evidence given in connection with the Appellant’s employment by the company at a number of times prior to that period. ...

The players had full discretion over this amount and they were not required to use it to pay for any expenses while travelling on the road for away games or otherwise in connection with performing their services as hockey players for the Wheat Kings. ...