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2022

After almost 3 years with no communication from the HRTO, the Tribunal matter resumed, and the parties revisited the Ontario Court of Appeal.

By the end of 2022, Donovan's claim had been cut in half by the HRTO, and the WRPSB increased their claim against Donovan.

Appeal # 2

Ontario Court of Appeal C69467 - February 14, 2022

The parties revisited the motion to dismiss for lack of jurisdiction at the Ontario Court of Appeal. Documents filed as are follows:

Ontario Court of Appeal:

Donovan v. Waterloo (Police Services Board), 2022 ONCA 199

HRTO Resumes

HRTO Case Assessment Direction - April 8, 2022

The CAD can be viewed here.

HRTO Case Assessment Direction - May 25, 2022

The CAD can be viewed here.

The HRTO issued a notice of preliminary hearing on August 8, 2022. It can be viewed here.

HRTO Case Assessment Direction - August 30, 2022

The CAD can be viewed here.

HRTO Interim Decision:

The Regional Municipality of Waterloo Police Services Board v. Donovan, 2022 HRTO 1409

Donovan filed for Judicial Review - December 16, 2022

The Notice of Application can be viewed here (699-22).

Donovan also filed a Request for Reconsideration with the HRTO. It can be viewed here.

WRPSB Amended their Complaint Against Donovan, 2018-33237-S - December 23, 2022

The WRPSB added additional pages and allegations to their complaint 2018-33237-S, served on Donovan 2 days before Christmas Day. The amended complaint can be viewed here.

The attachments/evidence can be viewed here.

Below is an example of a video clip supplied by WRPSB alleging that Donovan has contravened a human rights settlement:

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