By Alejandro Fiszman ( November 4, 2026, 2:43 PM EST) -- On the afternoon of Aug. 7, 2026, our client in Watton v. Canada (Attorney General) (Federal Court file 26-T-352, Oct. 6, 2026) called the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) four times. The calls lasted seven, eight, 16 and 48 minutes. In the last one, an agent told her something no one at the CRA had told her before: she should have gone to the Federal Court within 30 days. The CRA’s own note of that call reads: “advised of the last option of judicial review even though 30 days have elapsed” (Respondent’s motion record, Exhibit K). By then, the 30 days were about three months gone....