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Panic Seizes Parents – Poor Sciences Dominates the News Cycle Who wouldn’t be concerned about e-cigarettes following the recent news cycle about people dropping dead

A recent CBC article alerting Ontario residents that we will soon be able to show proof of insurance electronically on our smartphones was framed as

For the most part, property gained during a marriage must be split equally when a couple separates.  You can think of a married couple as

For the first time in 2012, the word ‘Sexting’ was listed in Meriam-Webster’s Collegiate Dictionary. Sexting is sending, receiving, or forwarding ‘sexually explicit’ messages, photographs, or

Protect Your Self! Don’t end up injured, without help and broke! Like most people, I am cost-sensitive and like reading up on who offers the

I grew up believing that schools are inherently safe.  Unfortunately, our neighbour to the south is proof positive that schools can be as dangerous.  Thankfully,

It’s been one year since cannabis became legal in Canada, a lot has changed in this last year except for the government’s stance on pardoning

I am always surprised at how willing people are to talk to the police. I have no problem with a friendly hello in the coffee line,

It is a sad reality that without alcohol there would be many people involved in the criminal justice system that would be looking for work,

A recent Ontario Court decision has once again brought the sentencing of impaired drivers into the spotlight. Although the sentence rendered is now no longer

On July 28, 2017, a 26-year-old pregnant woman from Mount Brydges was pronounced deceased after being struck by a farm vehicle towing a trailer while attempting

Prior to the release of the April 2019 budget – ironically entitled “Protecting What Matters Most” – victims of violent crime could apply to the