Aug 18
Do you know what time your local by-laws say you have to be quiet? Most municipalities have by-laws that govern noise levels. What do you do if your neighbours complain? Be Quiet! We can all agree that we deserve the right to peace and quiet in our homes. There is a saying “Good fences make …
May 18
Have you heard about carding in Toronto? If you think it’s likely to happen to you or someone in your family, you need a #LegalSavingsPlan. Carding Carding is an action taken when a Constable On Patrol (just in case you ever wondered what COP stands for) stops you on the street and questions you. Information about you …
Jan 31
Any time we are faced with a legal issue, it feels like a legal emergency. What is truly an emergency and what do you do about it? Legal Emergencies Here are five examples of legal emergencies: Children’s aid comes for your children or children in your care. Any time of day. You are stopped by …
Dec 10
There have been changes to laws governing daycare. Do you know how they affect you? Unlicensed home day care in particular is under attack these days. Your #LegalSavingsPlan can save you a lot of time, stress and money. What are the legal risks? Legislative changes. Numbers and timing. False allegations. Liabilities. Laws are constantly changing …
Nov 21
I’m not even sure if they still call them a doobie these days. I was a teenager in the 1970’s and it wasn’t uncommon for my friends to light one up. Do you believe the consumption of marijuana should be legalized? Before I get started here, let’s clarify that this isn’t my opinion as opposed …
Mar 10
Going to the dogs!
Social Commentary
By Barry Clermont
What is it with people these days? There was an article in the Toronto Star yesterday about a boy and his dog. Apparently the two dogs had issues and now the owners of the truly offending dog are upset and expect the boy to pay their vet bill. These are animals that have very natural behaviours. …
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