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Dykstra v Saskatchewan Power Corporation
Decided: 2026-09-10. Docket: CACV4674. Citation: 2026 SKCA 99 (CanLII). Constitution — Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms — Justiciability on motion to strike — Rule 7-9(2)(a), The King’s Bench Rules — Whether Charter claims lack a sufficient legal component and manageable legal standard — Separation of powers and “court-like” function emphasized — Reliance on La Rose FCA, Tanudjaja CA, Jeunesse CA, Mathur CA — Appeal dismissed | Procedure — Pleadings — Amendments — Rule 13-8(1)(c), The King’s Bench Rules — Whether proposed amendments improperly pleaded affidavits as evidence — Discretion to permit amendments reviewed deferentially — “Affidavits are evidence” and pleadings must state material facts, not evidence — No error in refusing amendments — Appeal dismissed | Constitution — Rem
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