What is the test for determining the appropriate venue for a personal injury action?

There are a number of factors to assist a court in determining the most appropriate forum for the action (Muscutt v. Courcelles, supra , para 41). These factors include: 1. The location of the majority of the parties; 2. The location of key witnesses and evidence; 3. Contractual provisions that specify applicable law or accord jurisdiction; 4. The avoidance of multiplicity of proceedings; 5. The applicable law and its [weight] in comparison to the factual questions to be decided; 6. Geographical factors suggesting natural forum; and, 7. Whether declining jurisdiction would deprive the plaintiff of a legitimate juridical advantage available in the domestic forum.