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Judicial review of departure order dismissed as the applicant lost permanent resident status upon cessation of refugee protection.
The applicant, a citizen of China who was granted refugee status in Canada, sought judicial review of a departure order issued by a Minister's delegate after her refugee protection was found to have ceased due to reavailment.
The applicant argued that she had not lost her permanent resident status because the acts leading to reavailment occurred before the coming into force of paragraph 46(1)(c.1) of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act.
The Federal Court found the delegate's decision reasonable, noting that the events leading to the cessation of her refugee status occurred after the coming into force of the provision, and dismissed the application for judicial review.
