What is the proper venue for a personal injury proceeding in Canada?
New Brunswick, Canada
The following excerpt is from D.P.T. v. M.S.S., 2009 NBQB 210 (CanLII):
No determination is made with respect to which legal jurisdiction in Canada is the proper forum in which to bring that proceeding. See, in this regard, Bouillon v. Bolduc [1990] N.B.J. No. 221 (N.B.C.A.)
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