LaGrange v Red Deer Catholic Separate School Division

canada, canadian, case law, court opinion, canlii, abca, 2026abca284, 2026 abca 284 (canlii), 2026, abca, 284, (canlii), 2501-0023ac; 2401-0343ac, 2026, administrative law, judicial review appeal, school board trustee discipline, reasonableness and procedural fairness review, vavilov, code of conduct findings and sanctions arising from social media posts, disqualification decision upheld and apology sanction set aside, appeal allowed in part and appeal dismissed, procedure, mootness, judicial review availability, resignation and declaratory relief, borowski v canada (attorney general), whether resignation rendered appeals moot and whether discretion should be exercised to hear them, statutory scheme under education act, ss 90 to 92 considered, mootness found but appeals heard, administrative law, reasonableness, policy interpretation, roman catholic values raised in complaint, whether board unreasonably failed to resolve catholic values issue, education act, s 33 statutory obligations and code of conduct process, oriented duties applied, catholic values held unnecessary to determine policy breach, reasonableness upheld, procedure, procedural fairness, bias and prejudgment, board chair letter seeking minister assistance, whether first hearing was unfair due to prejudgment, “judge in own cause”, or reasonable apprehension of bias, baker v canada and old st boniface residents assn principles applied, process in code of conduct followed, procedural fairness upheld, administrative law, sanctions, compelled apology, public letter requiring recognition of inappropriateness and being “deeply sorry”, whether apology sanction was unreasonable because personal feelings not objectively measurable, inconsistency between sanction wording and reasons noted, apology sanction struck, appeal allowed in part