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Facts [ edit | edit source] Wholesale Travel was charged with false advertising under s. 36(1) (now s. 60)(2)) of the Competition Act. They stated that they were offering vacation packages "at wholesale prices" when in fact they were charging more to customers than they had to pay for the vacations. The statutory punishments for the offence were a fine of up to $25, 000 and five years in prison. There were also lengthy statutory defences defined, which included exculpating oneself by showing that they acted reasonably in the circumstances. Wholesale Travel appeals on an order for trial from the Court of Appeal. Issue [ edit | edit source] Do regulatory schemes which impose strict liability breach ss. 7 and 11(d) of the Charter? Decision [ edit | edit source] Appeal Dismissed. Reasons [ edit | edit source] Cory J reaffirms the decision of R v Sault Ste. Marie. This is obviously a strict liability offence for all of the reasons set out in the previous case. Therefore, the Crown does not need to prove mens rea in order to get a conviction; however, the defendant can be acquitted if they can show that they acted reasonably in the circumstances (among the other things required for the statutory defence).