What is the case law on establishing sufficient evidentiary record in cases involving s. 7 of the Charter?

British Columbia, Canada


The following excerpt is from Pacific Centre for Reproductive Medicine v. Medical Services Commission, 2019 BCCA 315 (CanLII):

In Allen v. Alberta, 2015 ABCA 277, Justice Slatter made the following comments about the importance of establishing a sufficient evidentiary record in cases involving s. 7 of the Charter:

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