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  • Understanding Notice Requirements for Slip and Fall Incidents on Ice in Ontario

    When winter arrives in Ontario, the risk of slip and fall incidents due to ice and snow increases significantly. For individuals who suffer personal injuries from such incidents, understanding the notice requirements is crucial to ensure their legal rights are protected. Slip and Fall on Private Pro … Read more »

  • Major Overhaul to Ontario’s No-Fault Accident Benefits Coming in July 2026

    The Ontario government has announced significant changes to the province’s no-fault automobile insurance regime, set to take effect on July 1, 2026. These changes are poised to reshape the landscape of auto insurance in Ontario, negatively impacting those injured in motor vehicle accidents. Here’s a … Read more »

  • Ruth Roberts – March 4, 1952 – September 12, 2024

    At Prince Edward County Memorial Hospital on Thursday September 12, 2024. Ruth Roberts of Belleville, in her 73rd year. Daughter of the late Glyn and Muriel Roberts. Loving companion of the late Paul Corman. Beloved mother of James Haehnel (Louise) of Oshawa, and Ed Haehnel (Nicole Papanicolaou) of … Read more »

  • What Rights Do I Have If I Am Arrested?

    By: Ruth Roberts If you have the misfortune to be arrested, you are protected under a constellation of sections of The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Sections 7 – 11 deal with many of those legal rights. Perhaps the most important ones when you are first arrested are sections 9, 10 and 11: … Read more »

  • Criminal Offence Categories in Canada

    Author: Scott Raycroft-Wright If you have spent any time around the criminal justice system in Canada, you may have heard the words “summary” and “indictable” used in relation to criminal offences. These terms refer to the classification of the offence, which can affect things like the limitations p … Read more »