Anokye v. Canada (Citizenship and Immigration)

canada, canadian, case law, court opinion, canlii, fct, 2026fc1179, 2026 fc 1179 (canlii), 2026, fc, 1179, (canlii), imm-12386-25, 2026, citizenship and immigration, study permits, judicial review, immigration and refugee protection act, subs. 72(1), immigration and refugee protection regulations, para. 216(1)(b), study permit refused for lack of temporary intent and insufficient financial support, reasonableness standard applied under canada (citizenship and immigration) v vavilov, application for judicial review dismissed, citizenship and immigration, temporary resident intent, study permit, whether applicant satisfied officer she would leave canada at end of authorized stay, purpose of visit not consistent with temporary stay, program designed for practice in canada, rationale for leaving stable employment and employment benefit in ghana not established, refusal found reasonable, judicial review dismissed, citizenship and immigration, financial support, study permits, whether applicant established sufficient funds for intended international study, joint bank account, eurobond holdings, and treasury bill investments relied on, no evidence of source of funds or husband’s financial circumstances, officer’s scrutiny of provenance reasonable, refusal upheld, judicial review dismissed, administrative law, reasonableness review, adequacy of reasons, whether reasons provided a transparent, intelligible, and justified chain of analysis, templates permissible if reasons responsive to central aspects, officer could have said more but reasons sufficient in legal and factual context, court declined to fashion its own reasons, application dismissed