Camara v. Canada (Citizenship and Immigration), 2026 CanLII 99943 (FC)

Citizenship and immigration — Stays of removal — Toth v Canada (Minister of Employment and Immigration) — Whether the tripartite test for a stay of removal is satisfied — Conjunctive requirements of serious issue, irreparable harm, balance of convenience — Motion based on negative PRRA judicial review context — Stay of removal dismissedAdministrative law — Judicial review — Serious issue — Whether the ALJR raises a serious issue where the PRRA record lacks the referenced narrative and supporting letters — Onus on applicant to file evidence, officer reviews materials before them — No basis to treat unfiled documents as filed — Serious issue not establishedCitizenship and immigration — Removal — Irreparable harm — Whether clear and convincing, non-speculative evidence shows a real probability of unavoidable irreparable harm on return to Senegal — Insufficient submissions and evidence of harm in stay record — High standard for irreparable harm not met — Stay of removal dismissedCitizenship and immigration — Removal — Balance of convenience — Whether the balance of inconveniences favours staying removal pending PRRA judicial review — Circumstances assessed in light of failure to show serious issue and irreparable harm — Minister’s position prevails on convenience — Stay of removal dismissed