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A tale of two convoy trials - Vimarsana News

A tale of two convoy trials

While Pat King's trial has more or less run smoothly and on schedule, the trial of Tamara Lich and Chris Barber has dragged on and been punctuated by starts and stops. They're now technically at the same stage, but even there it's expected they'll diverge.

Source: cbc.ca
Firefighters ordered to end 'physical interactions' after alleged assault - Vimarsana News

Firefighters ordered to end 'physical interactions' after alleged assault

Six months after an alleged assault at an Ottawa fire station that resulted in criminal charges against a firefighter and a captain, Ottawa Fire Services ordered all officers to clamp down on physical altercations between crew members.

Source: cbc.ca
Crown wraps up after 2 witnesses in firefighter assault trial - Vimarsana News

Crown wraps up after 2 witnesses in firefighter assault trial

After hearing from just two witnesses, the Crown has finished calling evidence in their case against a former Ottawa firefighter accused of assaulting and choking a non-binary colleague, and their captain who's accused of trying to prevent the complainant from reporting the incident.

Source: cbc.ca
Opinion: Rothmar court decision will set provincial precedent | Brockville Recorder & Times - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Rothmar court decision will set provincial precedent | Brockville Recorder & Times

Standard-Freeholder column noting that regardless of the decision, precedent on building-permit disputes will be set by an Ontario court.

Opinion: Rothmar court decision will set provincial precedent | The Kingston Whig Standard - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Rothmar court decision will set provincial precedent | The Kingston Whig Standard

Standard-Freeholder column noting that regardless of the decision, precedent on building-permit disputes will be set by an Ontario court.