Michael Del Grande to appeal court decision after judicial review ruled the board acted legally in censuring him over controversial 2019 comments.
But the case isn’t over — and no money will be paid anytime soon — because TrusteeThe question of costs surfaced when the Superior Court of Justice Divisional Court initially ruled that the Toronto Catholic District School Board had acted legally for censuring and sanctioning Del Grande over controversial comments made during a November 2019 public meeting.
Then on Jan. 27, the judges released an addition to their ruling saying the board is entitled to $140,000 in costs. They noted lawyers for both sides had come to an agreement about costs and had notified the court by email, but that the panel hadn’t received the details. “There are very serious legal issues of national importance that arise out of this decision,” said Lugosi, referring to them as precedent-setting.“The board was vindicated completely,” he told the Star, adding, “We followed the exact rules, and we followed them properly, but Mr. Del Grande didn’t like them and went to Divisional Court to try and overturn it.”
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