Igbinosun v. Canada (Citizenship and Immigration), 2026 CanLII 99937 (FC)

Citizenship and immigration — Removal — Stay of removal — Toth v Canada (Minister of Employment and Immigration) tripartite test — Whether irreparable harm proven if removed to Nigeria — Threat posed by Fulani herdsmen alleged — Convincing level of particularity required, on a balance of probabilities — Motion dismissedAdministrative law — PRRA — Reasonableness — Whether PRRA officer adequately considered new evidence — New evidence of an attack on Applicant’s family — Reliance on absence of further incidents after going into hiding — Serious issue found to be neither frivolous nor vexatious — Motion dismissedCitizenship and immigration — Removal — Irreparable harm — Whether inadequate healthcare in country of citizenship constitutes irreparable harm — Slepcsik v Canada (Citizenship and Immigration) cited — Evidence of healthcare in Nigeria insufficient and speculative — Irreparable harm not established — Motion dismissedCitizenship and immigration — Removal — Balance of convenience — Whether balance of convenience favoured stay — Respondent’s interest in expeditious removal assessed — Immigration and Refugee Protection Act, s. 48(2) considered — Applicant’s interest outweighed on motion — Motion dismissed