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Chronic staffing issues and mould problems plaguing the ability of provincial courts to function

A case involving the alleged sexual assault of a minor is the latest to be thrown out at Torontos newest courthouse due to the “staggering” number of courtroom closures fuelled by staffing shortages at the facility, according to an Ontario Court of Justice ruling published last week.

A case involving the alleged sexual assault of a minor is the latest to be thrown out at Torontos newest courthouse due to the “staggering” number of courtroom closures fuelled by staffing shortages at the facility, according to an Ontario Court of Justice ruling published last week.

A year into his reign, a recent UK poll shows that nearly two out of three Britons think King Charles is doing a “good job.”

The King attended Braemar in honour of his late mother, wearing a kilt in the new King Charles III tartan.

The King attended for the first time since his coronation

MP writes to minister in charge of courts requesting he looks at the controversial rules on the use of computer evidence in court

One of Scotland’s foremost voices on deer believes the country is at grave risk of wasting a ‘national asset’, with government decisions threatening the quality of venison on the market. Peter Fraser, 76, a stalker for over 40 years and author of a paper on the economic impact of red deer, is now vice chairman of the Scottish Gamekeepers Association. Mr Fraser was speaking as he received a conservation award at Moy Country Fair on 4 August. “Venison is going to be worth even less in wint...

Moy Country Fair got under way today, with a packed line-up of fun for all the family - from clay pigeon shooting, archery and stunt biker displays.

Wines from Yangarra Estate and Giant Steps, both part of the Jackson Family Wines Portfolio, received top honours at the annual awards of leading Australian wine writer and critic James Halliday.