Federal Court of Appeal (Canada)

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Federal Court of Appeal
Established 2007
Jurisdiction Canada Flag of Canada.svg
Location Ottawa, Ontario
Authorized by Constitution Act, 1867, Federal Courts Act & Courts Administration Service Act
Number of positions 12
Website FCA Homepage
Chief Justice
Currently Pierre Blais
Since September 22, 2009

The Federal Court of Appeal is a Canadian appellate court that hears cases concerning federal matters arising from certain federal Acts. The court was created on July 2, 2003 by the Courts Administration Service Act when it and the Federal Court were split from its predecessor, the Federal Court of Canada.

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[edit] Jurisdiction

The Federal Court of Appeal hears appeals from the Federal Court, Tax Court of Canada, and certain federal tribunals, as well as applications for judicial review from certain other federal tribunals.[1]

[edit] Judges

Name Appointed Prior position Nominated by
Pierre Blais (Chief Justice) February 20, 2008
September 22, 2009
Federal Court
Federal Court of Appeal
Harper
Gilles Létourneau (Supernumerary) May 13, 1992 President of the Law Reform Commission of Canada Mulroney
Marc Noël 1992 Lawyer at Bennett Jones Verchere LLP Mulroney
Marc Nadon (Supernumerary) June 10, 1993 Lawyer at Martineau Walker LLP Mulroney
John Maxwell Evans June 26, 1998 Professor at Osgoode Hall Law School Chretien
Karen Sharlow November 4, 1999 Lawyer at Thorsteinssons LLP Chretien
J.D. Denis Pelletier December 14, 2001 Lawyer at McKercher McKercher & Whitmore LLP Chretien
Johanne Trudel June 2007 Superior Court of Quebec Harper
Carolyn Layden-Stevenson December 12, 2008 Federal Court Harper
Eleanor Dawson December 2009 Federal Court Harper
David Stratas December 2009 Lawyer at Heenan Blaikie LLP Harper
Robert Mainville June 18, 2010 Federal Court Harper
Johanne Gauthier October 21, 2011 Federal Court Harper

The salary of judges are determined annually by the Judicial Compensation and Benefits Commission. Chief Justice receives $254,600 while other judges earn $232,300 annually.[2]

[edit] Former Chief Justices

  • John D. Richard 99/11/04 - 03/07/02, 03/07/03 - 09/07/30
  • Julius A. Isaac 91/12/24 - 99/09/01
  • Frank Iacobucci 88/09/02 - 91/01/06
  • Arthur L. Thurlow 80/01/04 - 88/05/05
  • Wilbur R. Jackett 71/06/01 - 79/10/01

[edit] Former Associate Chief Justices

  • Allan Lutfy 99/12/08 - 03/07/02
  • John D. Richard 98/06/23 - 99/11/03
  • James Alexander Jerome 80/02/18 - 98/03/04
  • Arthur L. Thurlow 75/12/04 - 80/01/03
  • Camilien Noël 71/06/01 - 75/07/04

[edit] Former judges

  • Jacques Dumoulin 71/06/01 - 72/12/01
  • Arthur L. Thurlow 71/06/01 - 75/12/03
  • Louis Pratte 73/01/25 - 99/01/01
  • John J. Urie 73/04/19 - 90/12/15
  • William F. Ryan 74/04/11 - 86/08/01
  • Gerald Le Dain 75/09/01 - 84/05/28
  • Darrel V. Heald 75/12/04 - 94/08/27
  • Patrick M. Mahoney 83/07/18 - 94/10/31
  • Louis Marceau 83/07/18 - 00/05/01
  • Mark R. MacGuigan 84/06/29 - 98/01/12
  • Bertrand Lacombe 85/10/29 - 89/12/07
  • Julius A. Isaac 91/12/24 - 03/07/18
  • Joseph Robertson 92/05/13 - 00/07/27
  • Francis J. McDonald 93/04/01 - 01/09/06
  • Barry L. Strayer 94/08/30 - 04/05/01
  • Arthur J. Stone 83/07/18 - 04/11/19
  • Marshall E. Rothstein 92/06/24 - 06/03/09
  • Brian D. Malone 99/11/04 - 07/09/27

[edit] See also


[edit] References

  1. ^ Federal Courts Act - R.S.C., 1985, c. F-7 (Section 27)
  2. ^ Judges Act - R.S.C., 1985, c. J-1 (Section 10)

[edit] External links



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