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ARTICLE · 23 DECEMBER 2020

Case Summary: ANC Timber Ltd. V Alberta (Minister Of Agriculture And Forestry)

The Alberta Court of Queen's Bench considered the rules for admissibility of affidavit evidence at length.

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The Alberta Court of Queen's Bench considered the rules for admissibility of affidavit evidence at length.

ANC Timber Ltd. v Alberta (Minister of Agriculture and Forestry), 2019 ABQB 653, per Topolniski, J.

Facts + Issues

This case concerned an application by the Minister of Agriculture and Forestry (the "Minister") for an Order striking 43 paragraphs and numerous exhibits of two affidavits filed by ANC Timber Ltd. ("ANC") in support of ANC's application for an interim injunction and interim stay of a forestry directive.

The impugned directive was issued in June 2018 and judicial review of the directive was scheduled for February 2020. The directive concerned restrictions on ANC's ability to harvest timber under the terms of a forest management agreement.

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