The Court ruled in favour of the LSUC; stating that its refusal to automatically accredit TWU graduates was a reasonable balancing of the Charter rights to equality and freedom of religion, and that the refusal of automatic accreditation was not a violation of TWU students' rights to freedom of expression or freedom of association. The ruling further noted that TWU graduates are free to apply independently to the LSUC for accreditation following their graduation. TWU filed a motion to appeal with the Court of Appeal for Ontario September 2015, and the Court of Appeal upheld the ruling in favour of LSUC in June 2016.