The point being that, as in so many of these cases, there appears to have been jurisdictional confusion.

Most recently, Daniels v. Canada offered transformative potential for Métis-Canada relations, ending the “jurisdictional wasteland” that stymied relations for generations.

On the issue of jurisdictional confusion, the Applicant alleged that the Tribunal focused inappropriately on whether the TDSB complied with the Education Act rather than the Code.