I'm not quoting a lower court ruling. The SCC ruled on jurisdiction. They said that "The court found simple reasons to confirm Ontario’s jurisdiction to hear the Ecuadoran villagers’ enforcement case". So all they were saying was that OSC was the court of record. At that point the court ruled in Chevron Canada's favour.

As far as Morguard Investments Ltd. v. De Savoye, the Speer v Khadr case was turned down due to hearsay evidence, not one of the eight factors was given to be considered.