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In all cases, five demerit points are added to an offender's driver abstract upon conviction, out of a possible 15 for a typical adult driver.

The Ontario Superior Court of Justice recently released its decision in Bello v City of Hamilton, 2024 ONSC 5457, granting summary judgment in favour of the defendant municipality based on a statutory provision...

The Ontario government has launched an automated commercial motor vehicles (ACMVs) pilot program. The program aims to evaluate the performance of ACMVs...

To accommodate the growing number of electric vehicles on Ontario roads, the Ontario Energy Board has issued a streamlined process to support the construction of new charging stations.

E-scooters have become a popular way to get around Ottawa, offering a convenient and eco-friendly option for short trips. But like any vehicle, e-scooters come with specific legal responsibilities and potential liability risks that every rider should know about.

The dispute over Dutch-based chipmaker Nexperia has exposed vulnerabilities in the global semiconductor supply chain, disrupting production for European automakers including BMW and Volkswagen.

In Bains v Adam, 2023 ABKB 491, Dr. Jagdev Singh Bains brought three actions against the various named defendants, relating to three separate motor vehicle accidents that occurred in 2017.

Even if you don't own a vehicle or have insurance, you may still be entitled to benefits and having your medical costs covered.

Bien que le nombre de transactions soit demeuré stable en 2024, plusieursd'entre elles prennent plus de temps à se conclure en raison du resserrement du crédit...

Canada has announced new, wide-ranging mandatory vaccine measures for air, marine and rail travellers...

Labour disruptions both within and outside the agricultural sector can have significant and lasting implications for agricultural producers.

Ontario’s government has introduced a Bill that would result in harsher penalties for distracted driving.

On September 13, 2018 the Ontario government posted to the EBR Environmental Registry the policy decision to cancel EHVIP and WEVCIP funded through the repealed cap and trade program.

On April 21, 2015, Finance Minister Joe Oliver tabled the 2015 federal budget (Budget).

It is a common occurrence that parents will give their children consent to drive their vehicles and/or include them as listed drivers under motor vehicle insurance policies.

Many Canadian automobile drivers have now enrolled in usage-based insurance ("UBI") programs to benefit from a discount on their insurance premiums.

I don't think there's a better way to say "I love you" than to give that special someone their very own copy of Auto Insurance Coverage Law in Ontario.