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1. • • The SCC unanimously held that the Charter applies to Ontario public school boards on the basis that Ontario public school boards are governmental by nature. The SCC determined that Ontario public school boards are effectively an arm of government, as they exercise powers conferred on them by the provincial legislature.
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   Does the Ontario Charter apply to Ontario public school boards?

   • The SCC unanimously held that the Charter applies to Ontario public school boards on the basis that Ontario public school boards are governmental by nature. The SCC determined that Ontario public school boards are effectively an arm of government, as they exercise powers conferred on them by the provincial legislature.

   SCC Holds that the Charter Applies to Public School Boards in Landmark

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   Does the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms apply to Ontario schools?

   • Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario. The SCC held that the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms (Charter) applies to Ontario public school boards and that all actions carried on by Ontario public school boards, including their agents and delegates, are subject to Charter scrutiny.

   SCC Holds that the Charter Applies to Public School Boards in Landmark

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   Are Ontario public school boards an arm of government?

   • The SCC determined that Ontario public school boards are effectively an arm of government, as they exercise powers conferred on them by the provincial legislature. Public education also has a unique constitutional quality, exemplified by section 93 of the Constitution Act, 1867.

   SCC Holds that the Charter Applies to Public School Boards in Landmark

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   Are Ontario public school board teachers protected from unreasonable search and seizure?

   • The Supreme Court rules that Ontario public school board teachers are protected from unreasonable search and seizure in the workplace under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. This appeal dealt with the question of whether the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms (the Charter) applies to Ontario public school boards.

   40360 - Supreme Court of Canada

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   Can Ontario school boards disavow a collective agreement?

   • The Supreme Court of Canada ruled Friday that Ontario public school boards are an arm of government and 'state actors cannot disavow their constitutional obligations, no matter the terms of the collective agreement.' (Adrian Wyld/The Canadian Press)

   Supreme Court rules Ontario public school boards are subject to Charter

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   Did a school principal's search raise a charter issue?

   • A majority of the Divisional Court held that the arbitrator’s decision was reasonable. It said that the school principal’s search did not raise any Charter issues because, unlike in a criminal context, an employee does not have the right under section of the Charter to be secure against unreasonable search or seizure in a workplace environment.

   40360 - Supreme Court of Canada

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   Jun 21, 2024 · The Supreme Court of Canada ruled Friday that public school boards in Ontario are an arm of government and cannot "disavow their constitutional obligations" under the Charter of...

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   “All actions carried on by Ontario public school boards are subject to Charter scrutiny, including the principal’s actions in the instant case, as he acted in his official capacity as an agent of the board, a statutory delegate, and not in his personal capacity,” Justice Rowe held.

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   Jun 21, 2024 · The Charter applies to Ontario public school boards. Writing for the majority, Justice Rowe said Ontario public school board teachers are protected by section 8 of the Charter in the workplace, as these boards are inherently governmental for the purposes of section 32 of the Charter.

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   Jul 26, 2024 · The SCC has determined that the Charter does apply to public school boards in Ontario. In the Eldridge decision, the Court established a two-branch framework for section 32 of the Charter

7. www.scc-csc.ca › case-dossier › cbCase in Brief: York Region District School Board v ...

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   The Charter applies to Ontario public school boards. Writing for the majority, Justice Rowe said Ontario public school board teachers are protected by section 8 of the Charter in the workplace, as these boards are inherently governmental for the purposes of section 32 of the Charter.

8. www.blg.com › en › insightsThe Charter and Ontario public school boards | BLG

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   Jun 28, 2024 · The Charter applies to Ontario public school boards, including in their capacity as employers, as they are governmental in nature.