In Canada Post Corporation v. Public Service Alliance of Canada (1999), 1999 CanLII 7633 (FC), 164 F.T.R. 288 (F.C.T.D), Gibson J. held: [para 6] It is trite law that fresh or new evidence that was not before the original decision-maker is not permitted in judicial review proceedings, and Rule 317 is not intended to permit a party to repair its failure to present all of the relevant evidence that might or should have been produced before the decision-maker.
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