Parking, red-light camera infractions to be reviewed outside of court system Starting June 2025, the City will start to manage and adjudicate parking ticket infractions through its Administrative Penalty System (APS), transitioning from the existing Provincial Offensive Act (POA) courts.
Read MoreCourt to decide soon OTTAWA, ON: The Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms announces that a decision on Chris Barber’s Stay of Proceedings Application—which, if granted, would halt the Crown’s proposal that Mr. Barber be imprisoned for two years or more—could arrive as
Read Moreby Dan McTeague Well, the election is over, and it turns out that I was right to be sceptical of the polls. Polling which showed collapsing support for the Conservative Party, which I said over and over didn’t track with what I was
Read MoreRumour that Freeland would be kicked out of Cabinet untrue Canada’s current Transport Minister Chrystia Freeland (University–Rosedale) has been retained in both of her previous portfolios, Transport and Internal Trade as part of today’s Cabinet swearing-in. Freeland, who froze Truckers’
Read MoreFreeland’s tenure unmarred by action It’s possible Canada may receive a new Transport Minister on Tuesday, May 13. Governor General Mary Simon has confirmed through an announcement that Mark Carney’s new Cabinet will be sworn in at Rideau Hall at
Read MoreRecounts in Milton, Windsor happening May 13 The Liberals have regained the riding of Terrebonne by a single vote, according to Elections Canada. The seat, initially called for the Liberals on election night, was declared a Bloc Québécois win earlier this
Read MoreIn Canada, trying to make sense of a world that feels like it’s unraveling “Dear Friends, Family, and Community, I’m writing this with a heart so heavy it feels like it might collapse under the weight of my grief. The
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