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Ontario appeal court judges have reserved their decision concerning South Bruce Peninsula’s appeal of its two convictions for damaging endangered piping plover…

Savannah Chorney contacted clients about file transfers before she resigned from the firm

Opening submissions in a trial over who owns a large piece of beach at Sauble Beach revealed Ontario disagrees with Saugeen First Nation’s claim to 1.4 miles…

Opening submissions in a trial over who owns a large piece of beach at Sauble Beach revealed Ontario disagrees with Saugeen First Nation’s claim to 1.4 miles…

Opening submissions in a trial over who owns a large piece of beach at Sauble Beach revealed Ontario disagrees with Saugeen First Nation’s claim to 1.4 miles…

Decision is a strong affirmation of the courts' intolerance for abuse of free speech, say lawyers

A lawyer for Hudsons Bay Co. says Ontario regulations that force some retailers to close while others that sell similar merchandise are allowed to remain open are "irrational and arbitrary."The . . .

  TORONTO -- An Ontario court says the "wisdom and efficacy" of the provinces lockdown measures allowing big box stores that happen to sell groceries to remain fully open -- potentially generating more customer traffic -- is "open to question." In a decision that ultimately dismissed Hudsons Bay Co.s bid to amend Ontarios retail lockdown rules, a panel of Ontario Superior Court judges suggested the provincial policy could be at odds with the broader goal of limiting COVID-19 while allowing ...

Winnipeg Free Press By: Brett Bundale, The Canadian Press Posted: Last Modified: 11:27 AM CST Wednesday, Dec. 30, 2020 An Ontario court says the "wisdom and efficacy" of the provinces lockdown measures allowing big box stores that happen to sell groceries to remain fully open — potentially generating more customer traffic — is "open to question." The Hudsons Bay store in Calgary, Al...

Brett Bundale The Hudsons Bay store in Calgary, Alta., is shown on Wednesday, March 18, 2020, amid a worldwide COVID-19 flu pandemic. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jeff McIntosh December 30, 2020 - 9:27 AM An Ontario court says the "wisdom and efficacy" of the provinces lockdown measures allowing big box stores that happen to sell groceries to remain fully open — potentially generating more customer traffic — is "open to question." In a decision that ultimately dismis...