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In Wabie, the court was faced with deciding whether the results of a SPECT scan can be used as a secondary tool to diagnose traumatic brain injury

On my evening walk one day last week, I was surprised to see that the streetlights in our neighbourhood were on before I reached my house.

I JUST RECEIVED MY FIRST back-toschool flyer and immediately felt a pit in my stomach. Growing up, I always hated back-to-school flyers and the sight of corn fields

As Ontario continues to invest in transportation infrastructure, a question arises: Can public projects be subject to liens by the trades who work on them?

The Government of Canada has set targets for cars and passenger trucks to be zero-emissions by 2035. As the days and years pass, the number of electric vehicles on the road and ...

Despite the past year's challenging economic environment, the auto dealer business has been remarkably resilient. However, dealers have been operating in an increasingly disrupted environment...

The yellow school bus is a symbol of safety, carrying our children to and from school each day. Yet, tragic incidents involving pedestrians struck by school buses...

It is believed that by 2021, there will be 51,000 autonomous vehicles operating worldwide.

Recent announcements by the federal and Québec governments signal a significant shift in Canada's electric vehicle (EV) policy landscape.

Impaired driving remains one of the most significant threats to road safety across Canada.

As the owner or driver of a vehicle on Ontario's roads, you have a number of rights and responsibilities, most of which are governed by Ontario's Highway Traffic Act.

In the fast-paced world of on-demand delivery or ride services, companies such as Uber and Lyft have revolutionized the way we travel.

Ontario's Liberal Government promised to cut car insurance rates prior to the last election. On June 1, 2016 rates will indeed go down, but at a significant cost to accident victims.

The Ontario Court of Appeal has ruled that a municipality that failed to enforce a bylaw requiring taxis to carry at least $1,000,000 of insurance is not liable for losses suffered in a vehicle accident with an underinsured taxi.

During the Christmas holiday season, the Federal Government of Canada quietly adjusted its trade policy QUITE significantly.

Sonex Construction entrusted its truck to its employee Garrioch.

In Coles v FCA Canada1, the Court denied certification of a proposed class action against an auto manufacturer that had already initiated recalls to replace defective air bag components...

With an influx of cyclists on the roads, the safety of cyclists has never been more crucial. Unfortunately, hit-and-run crashes remain a dangerous reality for cyclists on the road.