Now that the Supreme Court of Canada has granted leave to appeal, the appellants have 30 days to file a Notice of Appeal. [Rule 58(1)(b)] Within 12 weeks after that, the appellants must file and serve their factum, record, and book of authorities. [Rule 35(1)]. And within 4 weeks after that, any person interested in the appeal may make a motion for intervention. [Rules 55-56]
Given both the public policy importance of the issues in this case and the factual errors made by the Ontario court, I hope that relevant physician associations, hospital associations, and others will prepare motions for intervention.
In a paper published in the Osgoode Hall Law Review last year, professors Alarie and Green concluded that 'interveners matter more than many observers might expect."
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