INTRODUCTION Canadian administrative law is not in a state of flux. As has happened from time to time after the ‘big bang’ of the Vavilov decision,[1] the Supreme Court has had a relatively quiet year in administrative law. It really […]
INTRODUCTION Last year marked the fifth anniversary of the Supreme Court of Canada’s landmark decision in Canada (Minister of Citizenship and Immigration) v Vavilov.[1] At the five-year mark after the release of the predecessor to Vavilov,[2] Professor Mullan wrote an […]
First, an apology. Readers of this journal will have enjoyed — as I have — Professor David Mullan’s annual reviews over the past decade. They are classics of the genre. All good things come to an end, however, and Professor […]