No. Canada has a “no-fault” divorce system. The actions of spouses or the reason for the divorce are not seen as relevant to property division. If your spouse was unscrupulous in handling assets (e.g., depleting assets right before separation, recklessly incurring debt, lying about debts and liabilities, etc.), the court does have the power to adjust the equalization payment. However, conduct not explicitly related to property does not entitle a spouse to a more significant portion of the marital assets.