Law360 Canada ( April 11, 2025, 2:23 PM EDT) -- Appeal by Edge from chambers judge determination that his action against Moose Jaw Downtown and Soccer/Field House Facilities Inc. (DFHF) was statute barred in its entirety and striking his statement of claim. Edge was hired as DFHF’s general manager, a non-profit corporation established by the City of Moose Jaw (City). Edge was dismissed during his probationary period and subsequently commenced a wrongful dismissal action against DFHF and its directors. The directors were City councillors appointed to the DFHF board by the City. DFHF and the directors sought to strike the claim, arguing it was filed after the one-year limitation period, which was granted by the chambers judge. Edge argued that the chambers judge erred in finding that the one-year limitation period in s. 307(1) of the Cities Act (Act) applied. He contended that the two-year limitation period set out in s. 5 of the Limitations Act governed his claims against both DFHF and the directors. Edge also argued the chambers judge erred in not finding that the respondents had intentionally concealed certain documents and not ordering their production....