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Newfoundland and Labrador Court of Appeal sends tort of “Intrusion Upon Seclusion” back into seclusion: Mount Pearl (City) v. Power, 2025 NLCA 16 - Stewart McKelvey
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Newfoundland and Labrador Court of Appeal sends tort of “Intrusion Upon Seclusion” back into seclusion: Mount Pearl (City) v. Power, 2025 NLCA 16 - Stewart McKelvey
By Joe Thorne and Danielle Harris After a brief two years of recognition in this province of a common law claim for breach of privacy, it seems its time has come to an end – for now. Background Following a workplace harassment complaint against Steve Kent, the then-Chief Administrative Officer of the City of Mount Pearl (the “City”), Mr. Kent was placed on leave while the City undertook an investigation. When the investigation began, Mr. Kent …
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