After receiving his LL.B. from the University of Toronto, he clerked for the Federal Court of Canada, obtained an LL.M. in administrative law from Queen’s University, Kingston and practiced labour, employment and human rights law. He earned his PhD at Osgoode Hall Law School at York University. His research interests focus on public law and include the role of international human rights norms in Canadian administrative and constitutional law, migration law and the empirical analysis of delay in administrative decision making. He is co-editor, with Professors David J. Mullan, Gus Van Harten and Janna Promislow of Administrative Law – Cases, Text and Materials. He is the recipient of several faculty and university teaching awards.