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THIS IS CANADA AND THIS IS NOT ACCEPTABLE IN OUR FIRST WORLD COUNTRY – “(The) worst delays are in Ontario, where it takes up to 5 years to bring a civil action to trial. … Since (the COVID-19 pandemic), the delays have worsened, with courts stymied, including by a lack of staff and judges. There were 79 federally appointed vacancies in Superior Courts and Courts of Appeal across Canada as of June 1.”

Posted byDennis Reeve 10 July 202310 July 2023

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/london/justice-delays-canada-courts-ontario-1.6900147

Posted byDennis Reeve10 July 202310 July 2023Posted inUncategorized

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POLITICIANS SHOULD STAY IN THEIR LANE – “Enter Ontario Premier Doug Ford with his stunningly unhinged response. In his infinite wisdom, Ford labels Bernardo as a “scumbag” and suggests that this “SOB” should spend 23 hours a day in maximum security and that his one precious hour of freedom be spent in the general population. Ah, the sweet scent of an officially sanctioned jail murder. … We might all crave vengeance, but that’s not how our justice or correctional systems operate.”

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