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ARTICLE · 27 MARCH 2019

Municipal Minute: Case Comment On McAllister v. Calgary

It is a center loading platform without any grade level access.

CanadaCriminal Law

In the McAllister v. Calgary (City), 2018 ABQB 480 Madame Justice Kubik of the Court of Queen's Bench found the City of Calgary liable under the Occupiers Liability Act for injuries suffered by the Plaintiff Kyle McAllister when he was assaulted by strangers in the +15 walkway that connects Canyon Meadows C-Train station to the station parkade.

Canyon Meadows C-Train station was built in 2001. It is a center loading platform without any grade level access. Access to the C-Train station is by way of the +15 walkway. At approximately 1:30 a.m. on Sunday, January 1, 2007 the Plaintiff arrived in his car at the parkade to meet someone at the station. He and a friend entered the +15 on their way to the station. There the Plaintiff was, without provocation, assaulted by a number of individuals who were unknown to him. The assault lasted approximately 20 minutes and left the Plaintiff seriously injured. The Plaintiff sued the City claiming it was liable for breaching the

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