Ontario Court of Appeal affirms constitutionality of mandatory revocation regime for regulated health professionals

Ontario’s highest court has dismissed a constitutional challenge to the province’s Health Professions Procedural Code, and in particular the mandatory revocation of a regulated health professional’s certificate for certain forms of sexual misconduct.   The Court held that the challenged provisions were properly within the legislative power of the province.   Stockwoods partner Aaron Dantowitz represented the Ontario College of Pharmacists, which was a respondent to the appeal.  To read the decision, click here.

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