Speyer J.

The Ontario Review Board granted the respondent an absolute discharge.

The hospital appealed, relying entirely on fresh evidence of the respondent's conduct following his release, which included resuming marijuana use, engaging in threatening behaviour, and facing new criminal charges.

The Court of Appeal admitted the fresh evidence, finding it overwhelmingly demonstrated that the respondent remained a significant threat to public safety.

The appeal was allowed and a new hearing before the Board was ordered.

The appellant appealed a one-year sentence for possession of 97 grams of marijuana.

The Crown conceded the sentence was unfit as it was imposed due to a misapprehension of law that a mandatory minimum applied.

The Court of Appeal accepted a joint submission, allowed the appeal, and varied the sentence to 12 days imprisonment, equating to time served.

The Centre for Addiction and Mental Health appealed a disposition of the Ontario Review Board dated November 21, 2014.

The Court of Appeal allowed the appeal, ordering the Board to conduct a new and expedited hearing within 60 days and make a new disposition order.

The interim disposition order dated March 30, 2015, remains in effect until the new order is made.