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He spent 730 days in solitary confinement as a child. Now he's fighting for change - Vimarsana News

He spent 730 days in solitary confinement as a child. Now he's fighting for change

Jack Whalen was one of dozens of kids abused at the youth detention centre in Whitbourne. But the provincial government won't settle with Whalen, as it did with other kids who were abused.

Source: cbc.ca
Greater Sudbury council to consider writing off $519,000 in fines - Vimarsana News

Greater Sudbury council to consider writing off $519,000 in fines

Writing a fine off does not extinguish the legal obligation of the convicted offender or debtor, city notes in report.

Source: nugget.ca
Can Banks Recover Credit Card Dues from Your Fixed Deposit Even if It Is 'Time-barred'? - Vimarsana News

Can Banks Recover Credit Card Dues from Your Fixed Deposit Even if It Is 'Time-barred'?

Recently, Thane additional district consumer disputes redressal commission held that banks can recover the dues from a credit card customer from the customer’s fixed deposit (FD) held by the bank.

Opposition calling on N.L. government to remove limitations for childhood physical abuse - Vimarsana News

Opposition calling on N.L. government to remove limitations for childhood physical abuse

Justice critic Helen Conway Ottenheimer is calling on Justice Minister John Hogan to make changes to the Limitations Act, which would remove the statutes of limitation on physical abuse.

Source: cbc.ca
Her client was abused under N.L.'s child protection system, but ran out of time to come forward - Vimarsana News

Her client was abused under N.L.'s child protection system, but ran out of time to come forward

The provincial government admits John Doe #4 was abused while under the watch of child protection, but it won't be settling because he came forward too late.

Source: cbc.ca