15
Nov
How Do Insurance Companies Determine Fault?
How Do Insurance Companies Determine Fault?
After a motor-vehicle accident, an insurance company will determi...
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08
Nov
Dangerous Intersections in Windsor, Ontario — Tips on Avoiding Getting Involved in Car Accidents
Dangerous Intersections in Windsor, Ontario — Tips on Avoiding Getting Involved in Car Accidents
Motor vehicl...
01
Nov
In Ontario, Does My Car Insurance Protect Passengers?
In Ontario, Does My Car Insurance Protect Passengers?
Motor-vehicle accidents are disorienting and scary, bot...
25
Oct
5 Common Myths About Personal Injury Cases
5 Common Myths About Personal Injury Cases
Every year in Ontario, tens of thousands of individuals suffer pe...
18
Oct
Learning the Basics: How Wrongful Death Claims Work in Ontario
Learning the Basics: How Wrongful Death Claims Work in Ontario
A wrongful death claim is a lawsuit in which s...
11
Oct
Involved in a Motor Vehicle Accident with a Hit-and-Run Driver? — Your Rights in Ontario
Involved in a Motor Vehicle Accident with a Hit-and-Run Driver? — Your Rights in Ontario
A hit-and-run accide...
05
Oct
The Globe and Mail – Canadian Catholic bishops apologize for ‘grave abuses’ at residential schools, vow to raise funds for Indigenous efforts
In their most comprehensive statement of contrition to date, the Catholic Bishops of Canada apologized on Frid...
05
Oct
What Would Jesus Do About Residential Schools?
This summer, Canadians were rocked by the news that the remains of over 1,150 unidentified indigenous children who attended residential schools in BC and Saskatchewan were found in unmarked graves or buried on the grounds of the schools (215 were found at the former Kamloops Indian Residential School; 182 at St. Eugene’s Mission School; and 751 at the former Marieval Indian Reservation School).
04
Oct
Being the Victim of a Dog Bite — The Legal Steps You Can Take
Being the Victim of a Dog Bite — The Legal Steps You Can Take
We love our pets; they bring us love, happiness...
01
Oct
Honour in Service
That “Honour in Service” is still the Windsor Police Service’s official motto might be the most extraordinary of all the curiosities surrounding one of its officers fatally shooting an innocent pet owner’s dog in its own fenced yard in broad daylight.
