“There is a division in the case law regarding the applicability of the general two-year limitation period prescribed by s. 4 of the Limitations Act, 2002, to cases of ongoing oppression. The positions of the parties on this appeal reflect this division.
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In my view, an oppression remedy claim under the OBCA [Ontario Business Corporations Act] is subject to the general two-year limitation period prescribed by s. 4 of the Limitations Act, 2002. Oppression is not listed under s. 16 as a claim to which no limitation period applies, nor is it exempted under s. 19 of the legislation. Special circumstances are also not available to extend the limitation period.”