Personalized Licence Plate

• Winnipeg man fighting for right to ASIMIL8 licence plate

  A lawyer representing Manitoba says a "Star Trek" fan wasn't allowed to keep his personalized ASIMIL8 licence plate because the word cannot be removed from the history of forced assimilation of Indigenous people in the province.

  Consumer

  Apr 8, 2019
  
• Here are the personalized licence plates N.S. won’t allow on vehicles

  The tags — 107 in total — are contained in a dataset released under Nova Scotia's FOIPOP act.

  Canada

  Mar 25, 2019
  
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• Controversial ‘GRABHER’ licence plate case back in N.S. court

  Lorne Grabher had his licence plate with the text "GRABHER" - his last name - revoked last year after government officials agreed with a complainant that it was a "socially unacceptable slogan."

  Canada

  Sep 5, 2017
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• Grabher licence plate dispute headed to court for hearing in February

  Lorne Grabher, 69, has argued he shouldn't face discrimination just because his name is unusual.

  Canada

  Jun 6, 2017
• Dispute over Grabher licence plate heats up as N.S. man told to remove plate

  A hearing on the matter scheduled for provincial Supreme Court today was postponed to June 6

  Canada

  May 31, 2017
• Lawyers take case over personalized Grabher licence plate to N.S. Supreme Court

  Lawyers representing Grabher says the revocation of the personalized plate bearing his last name infringes on his constitutional rights.

  Canada

  May 31, 2017
• Debate over ‘GRABHER’ licence plate could be heading to court

  The controversy over Lorne Grabher's personalized licence plate, which reads "GRABHER," could be settled in court now that a group of lawyers has decided to sue the Nova Scotia government.

  Canada

  Apr 6, 2017
• Alberta man’s father may take Nova Scotia to court to get GRABHER licence plate back

  The controversy over a Nova Scotia man losing his personalized licence plate shows no signs of abating as the man's Alberta-based son said his dad is now planning to take the Nova Scotia government to court over the matter.

  Canada

  Mar 29, 2017