Ontario's Court Of Appeal

• Glen Abbey owners, Town of Oakville each win round in development fight

  In its decision, Ontario's Court of Appeal restored five bylaws the town had passed that could thwart Clublink Corporation's plans. A judge had ruled in December the bylaws were invalid.

  Consumer

  Oct 23, 2019
  
• Ontario man tried 4 times in 1981 murder appeals conviction, seeks stay

  Badgerow was tried a fourth time in 2016, this time including the 911 call evidence, and found guilty of first-degree murder.

  Crime

  Mar 27, 2019
  
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• Garage owner to fight liability for teen hurt in stolen car crash in front of Supreme Court

  A garage owner will get a chance to argue before the Supreme Court of Canada that he should not be held responsible for the terrible injuries a teen suffered when he and a friend stole a car from the lot and crashed it.

  Crime

  Mar 12, 2017
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• HIV-positive man convicted of sex assault granted new trial after juror’s jokes on shock radio

  An HIV-positive man convicted of sexual assault has been granted a new trial after Ontario's top court ruled that the conduct of a juror who discussed the case on the radio created a reasonable apprehension of bias.

  Crime

  Nov 1, 2016