• Parties: Shelley Whitelaw (Applicant) vs. Attorney General of Canada (Respondent).
• Background: Whitelaw sought judicial review challenging a Canadian Human Rights Commission decision dismissing her complaint against the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP).
• Issue: Alleged RCMP retaliation against Whitelaw for a prior human rights complaint.
• Court's Decision: Whitelaw's application for production of documents partly granted; allowed to file an additional affidavit. Extension of time to file her application record granted.
• Outcome: No costs awarded; each party to bear their own costs of the motions.

The case emphasizes procedural aspects in judicial review, particularly the relevance and production of documents in human rights cases.