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Ontario proposing fines of $250K for anyone caught breaking child-protection laws - Vimarsana News

Ontario proposing fines of $250K for anyone caught breaking child-protection laws

Ontario is proposing to increase fines for individuals convicted of breaking child-welfare laws from $1,000 per day of non-compliance to a maximum court-imposed fine of $250,000.

Ontario proposing max fines of $250K for anyone caught breaking child-protection laws - Vimarsana News

Ontario proposing max fines of $250K for anyone caught breaking child-protection laws

Ontario is proposing to increase fines for individuals convicted of breaking child-welfare laws from $1,000 per day of non-compliance to a maximum court-imposed fine of $250,000.

Ontario proposing fines of $250K for anyone caught breaking child-protection laws - Vimarsana News

Ontario proposing fines of $250K for anyone caught breaking child-protection laws

Ontario is proposing to increase fines for individuals convicted of breaking child-welfare laws from $1,000 per day of non-compliance to a maximum court-imposed fine of $250,000.

Ontario proposing max fines of $250K for anyone caught breaking child-protection laws - Vimarsana News

Ontario proposing max fines of $250K for anyone caught breaking child-protection laws

Ontario is proposing to increase fines for individuals convicted of breaking child-welfare laws from $1,000 per day of non-compliance to a maximum court-imposed fine of $250,000.

Source: y108.ca
Ontario proposing fines of $250K for anyone caught breaking child-protection laws - Vimarsana News

Ontario proposing fines of $250K for anyone caught breaking child-protection laws

Ontario is proposing to increase fines for individuals convicted of breaking child-welfare laws from $1,000 per day of non-compliance to a maximum court-imposed fine of $250,000.

Source: edge.ca