Towsif v. Canada (Citizenship and Immigration)

canada, canadian, case law, court opinion, canlii, fct, 2026fc1137, 2026 fc 1137 (canlii), 2026, fc, 1137, (canlii), imm-8418-25, 2026, administrative law, judicial review, reasonableness, vavilov framework, whether the application sought to reweigh the evidence rather than show unreasonableness, court’s role on judicial review of visa decisions, reasons assessed for intelligibility, transparency, and justification, invitation to reassess evidentiary sufficiency rejected, application dismissed, citizenship and immigration, work permits, irpr, r200(3), noc 63200 (cooks) requirements, whether refusal was reasonable based on insufficient evidence of ability to perform noc duties, officer’s independent assessment despite lmia approval, lack of evidence for kitchen management, inventory, hiring and training staff, application dismissed, procedure, judicial review, reviewable error, whether an inaccurate statement in the reasons rendered the decision unreasonable, officer stated “no work experience in the field”, error found but assessed in context of detailed reasons and record, no contradictory evidence shown to undermine outcome, decision upheld, application dismissed, evidence, record on judicial review, certified tribunal record, whether a disputed reference letter missing from the ctr could affect reasonableness, letter treated as disputed as to whether before officer, even if considered, did not address noc requirements, record insufficient with or without letter, application dismissed