For visitors to this site with an interest in the Social Security Tribunal but who are not Globe and Mail subscribers, here is another perceptive criticism of the structure of the SST. http://www.theglobeandmail.com/globe-debate/seven-reasons-why-disabled-canadians-are-losing-cpp-benefits/article19630200/ It is written by Michael J. Prince the […]
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Readers who found Don Porter’s guest posting of interest (Administrative Justice and DISABILITY Claims – NOT A PRETTY PICTURE April 13, 2014) will not want to have missed the following Globe and Mail report. http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/politics/thousands-awaiting-appeals-before-social-security-tribunal/article19150798/ RE
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In my September 23, 2013, post, I referenced the Manitoba Attorney General’s argument filed in the Senate Reference that fixed terms for Senators were incompatible with the concept of independence – the independence that was so essential to the Senators’
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In light of the recent attack by the Prime Minister on the Chief Justice of Canada, the Calgary Herald has gone back in its files to find other examples of the fate of holders of “independent” positions who have made
In a post dated January 9, 2014 in his blog, Administrative Law Matters, Professor Paul Daly has written the most recent review of Unjust by Design. The opening paragraph reads as follows: Having worked at the tribunal coalface for many
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