The justice system should treat people of all ages equally, though many people 65 and older feel they are regarded differently strictly because of their age. That is regrettable, as ageism in any form is wrong when it comes to receiving justice in Canada. Age is not necessarily related to the ability to adapt to […]
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Cycling has become one of the fastest-growing modes of transportation in Toronto, according to the city’s website. The City of Toronto has pledged to grow, expand and enhance the cycling network and provide a safe and dedicated space for cyclists. However, while a bicycle provides a fun way to get around, cycling can also be
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When it comes to the law, it is important to understand the differences between a personal injury and a bodily injury. The latter encompasses all wounds, bruises and damages the human body may suffer for whatever reason. With a personal injury, the harm was caused by another party and, under Canadian law, the injured person
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For the deaf or those with severe hearing loss, the introduction of cochlear implantation was transformative. These implants should not be confused with a hearing aid. These complex electronic devices are designed to mimic the cochlea, which is essentially a hollow tube deep in the ear that plays an important part in hearing. Children as
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Insurance is a form of risk management that can be invaluable. In some cases, insurance is compulsory under the law. For example, in Ontario it is a provincial offence under the Highway Traffic Act to drive without automobile insurance. Insurance may not legally mandated but it still may be a requirement. For instance, if you
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Spring is upon us which means it’s time to turn our clocks forward to Daylight Saving Time (DST) on Sunday, March 10. In exchange for losing an hour of sleep, we also gain more daylight in the evening. It is a welcome trade-off for many people but the first week after the return of DST
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Before taking part in activities that present risk, such as downhill skiing or even regular sports at a community centre, you will likely be asked to sign a liability waiver. It acknowledges that you accept the risks the activity presents and any liability in case of an accident. Most of us sign these documents without
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After an automobile accident the medical needs of the injured are the priority. If injuries are not a concern, then vehicle damage must be assessed. If the collective damage to the autos involved is more than $2,000, police must be contacted to take a roadside report or all parties must file a report at a
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The snowmobile, conceived out of the need for effective winter transportation in rural communities, has become one of North America’s most popular winter activities. There are more than 600,000 registered snowmobilers in Canada, the International Snowmobile Manufacturers Association reports. The average snowmobiler rides close to 2,000 km in a season. While a great way to get outside
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Canadians are accustomed to adapting to the challenges of the changing seasons and making the most of their time outdoors. While winter may bring bitter cold, snow and ice that doesn’t mean people go into hibernation. As proof of Canadians’ love of the great outdoors, Statistics Canada reported nearly eight in 10 Canadian households participated in winter outdoor
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