Gregory v Registrar of Motor Vehicles

canada, canadian, case law, court opinion, canlii, pescad, 2026peca2, 2026 peca 2 (canlii), 2026, peca, 2, (canlii), s1-ca-1528, 2026, administrative law, statutory appeals, secondary appellate court, highway traffic act, s. 279, process for secondary appellate courts and stepping into the shoes of the statutory appeal court judge, whether appellate standards apply to the registrar’s cancellation decision, correctness for law and palpable and overriding error for fact applied, appeal dismissed, evidence, appeal, fresh evidence, palmer v. the queen, whether proposed documents met due diligence, relevance, credibility, and effect on result, alleged concealed vision testing and withheld full video recording assessed against record and certificate of completeness, proposed evidence not expected to affect result, motion dismissed, administrative law, standard of review, appellate standards, canada (minister of citizenship and immigration) v. vavilov, housen v. nikolaisen, whether statutory appeal court judge chose and applied the correct standard of review to the registrar’s decision, correctness for extricable questions of law and palpable and overriding error for fact or mixed fact and law, no reviewable error, appeal dismissed, transportation, driver licensing, cancellation for unfitness, highway traffic act, s. 264(1), whether failure to meet required driving standards was established on the record, complaints from police agencies and two failed driving examinations considered, driving plan and explanations rejected as not diminishing public safety concerns, cancellation upheld, appeal dismissed, administrative law, discretion, relevant considerations, highway traffic act, ss. 264(4), (5), (6), whether the registrar was required to weigh hardship and inconvenience against public safety, discretionary decision not to seek advice from a barrister, social worker or welfare worker, no legislated duty to consider personal impact, no wrongful exercise of discretion, appeal dismissed