Being charged with a DUI can have lasting consequences on your driving record and other aspects of your life. But how long should you expect a DUI conviction to remain on your record if you live in Ontario? And what impact can this have on...
Nurses working in Ontario must follow regulations and patient care standards set by the College of Nurses of Ontario (CNO). If an employer or someone from the public complains about the care a nurse provided, the CNO will investigate the incident, which could lead to...
Suddenly finding yourself on the wrong side of the law can be frightening. A regulatory offence can significantly change your life and impact your finances, reputation, and possibly your freedom. Compounding matters is the complicated legal jargon being thrown at you. You may find yourself...
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How does Canada view freedom of speech? Let our team ( criminal lawyer Toronto ) explain this in detail. Canada regards freedom of speech as a fundamental right and an essential component in a free and democratic society. While this right is protected under the...
Driving under the influence (DUI) is a common phrase we know from American television. But in Canada, a DUI is known as ‘Impaired Driving by Alcohol or Drug,’ or ‘Over 80’ (meaning your blood alcohol level is over the legal limit).
You can be found to...