> Fitzpatrick said Air Canada didn't target the CTA because that's how Canada's judicial system works. > "The original case was between the passenger and Air C

> Fitzpatrick said Air Canada didn't target the CTA because that's how Canada's judicial system works. > "The original case was between the passenger and Air Canada, therefore the review of the decision is between the same parties," he said. Any Canadian lawyers care to comment if this is actually a special requirement of Canadian law? In the US, you sue the agency to challenge an administrative order. Suing the aggrieved individual sure sounds like a tactic to dissuade others from making complaints.