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Now suing Canada from outside is something Madison Koslov Bennett has a team looking at for Sydney Nicola Bennett & others over others
FINANCIAL DAMAGES
Federal International Law-Courts + Provincial - Territory
JURISDICTION
You can sue a person, business, or government entity in Canada from outside the country, provided the Canadian court where you file has legal jurisdiction over the dispute.
Key Requirements for Suing Canada from Abroad
Real and Substantial Connection: Canadian courts (such as in Ontario or British Columbia) require a clear link—known as the Van Breda test—between the dispute and the province. This includes situations where a contract was made or breached in Canada, a wrong (tort) happened in Canada, or the defendant resides or conducts business there.
Service of Process: You must properly serve the Statement of Claim to the defendant. Defendants located outside Canada and the United States generally have 60 days to serve and file a defense.
Permission to Serve Abroad: Depending on the rules of the specific province and whether your claim fits recognized cross-border categories, you may need a court order (leave) before serving someone outside Canada.
Enforcing a Foreign Judgment Instead: If you already sued in your home country and won, that foreign judgment does not automatically apply in Canada. You must apply to a Canadian court to recognize and enforce the foreign order, which they will only do if the foreign court had proper jurisdiction and the decision does not violate Canadian public policy.
Steps to Take
Identify the proper jurisdiction: Determine which province or territory in Canada has the closest connection to your claim (e.g., Ontario, B.C., Alberta)
Consult a Canadian lawyer: Cross-border rules and service requirements are complex; get local legal advice in the relevant province before filing.
File and serve the claim: Follow local court rules for international service timelines and document translations if required.
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