In-person hearings have been suspended at a courthouse in Milton, Ont., as an investigation into a recurring mould issue takes place.
The Ontario Court of Justice says mould has been found at the courthouse in the past and was recently rediscovered.
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It says experts have conducted tests and say the air quality is safe.
However, there is concern about the repeated discovery.
As of Thursday, in-person superior and provincial court proceedings have been suspended at the courthouse pending the completion of a health and safety investigation.
The independent probe will look at the entire courthouse and remove any hazard.
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