S. John Page

The applicant sought judicial review of a university committee's decision to involuntarily withdraw him from a radiological technology program following a patient safety incident during a clinical practicum.

The applicant argued he was denied natural justice because the primary witness against him submitted a written statement and was not cross-examined.

The Divisional Court dismissed the application, finding the applicant's counsel never requested to cross-examine the witness, and the committee's decision was reasonable and within the core academic functions of the university.

The tenant leased a rental unit but later moved to a new home, allowing two friends to move into the unit without the landlord's consent.

The tenant also constructed a basement bedroom without a building permit to use during occasional overnight stays.

The landlord applied to evict the unauthorized occupants and terminate the tenancy.

The Court of Appeal held that the tenant had transferred occupancy to his friends and that the illegal construction of the bedroom was a serious illegal act justifying termination of the tenancy.

The appellants appealed a decision regarding the calculation of interest on non-mortgage loans.

The core issue was the interpretation of the loan contract and section 4 of the Interest Act.

The Supreme Court of Canada dismissed the appeal, agreeing substantially with the reasons of the Court of Appeal.