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ARTICLE · 11 MARCH 2019

Case Summary: Weir-Jones Technical Services Incorporated v Purolator Courier Ltd

The Alberta Court of Appeal clarifies the test for summary judgment and dismissal.

CanadaCorporate/Commercial Law

The Alberta Court of Appeal clarifies the test for summary judgment and dismissal.

Weir-Jones Technical Services Incorporated v. Purolator Courier, Purolator Inc. and Purolator Freight, 2019 ABCA 49per Slatter JA (Fraser CJA, Watson and Strekaf JJA concurring) (Wakeling JA concurring in the result)

FACTS AND ISSUES

The Plaintiff (Weir-Jones) entered into a number of contracts, including a collective agreement with an arbitration clause, with the Defendants (Purolator) to transport packages on behalf of Purolator. The contracts were terminated in August 2009. Weir-Jones commenced grievances under the collective agreement in November 2008 and January 2009, as well as an action alleging breaches of contract on July 22, 2011.

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