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Pawlowich v. Canada
Decided: 2026-11-05. Docket: T-1771-21. Citation: 2026 FC 1359 (CanLII). Constitution — Charter — Search and seizure — Section 8 — Warrantless entry to take photographs — Whether second entry into Plaintiff’s trailer lacked consent and authority — Reasonable expectation of privacy conceded — Infringement conceded and confirmed — Declaration granted | Constitution — Charter remedies — Damages — Charter, subs. 24(1) — Whether damages are a just and appropriate remedy for minor s. 8 infringement — Vancouver (City) v Ward framework applied — Purposes of compensation, vindication, deterrence not served on record — Declaration sufficient — Damages refused | Rights and freedoms — Charter — Arbitrary detention — Section 9 — Warrantless arrest for improper storage of firearms — Whether reasonable g
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