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Sep 9, 2026
Greg BradyHOST
It's a listener question, too, and I was gonna ask it anyway.
Greg BradyHOST
What makes a trial go to provincial court or go to Superior Court? The Hockey Canada sexual assault trial w- goes to Superior Court of Justice of Ontario, but w- w- what do, w- what's the jurisdiction, jurisdictional difference? 'Cause that's a 30-month deadline instead of an 18-month deadline.
Greg BradyHOST
They might've been right up against an 18-month deadline had it gone to a provincial court.
Greg BradyHOST
W- W- W- W- What, what makes the difference as to what goes where?
Nora LoretoHOST
The certificate was given through the Unique Driving School, which is run by the wife of the owner of the Peel Driving School.
Nora LoretoHOST
However, Ontario Superior Court overturned the decision to revoke the license of the Unique Driving School because the owner was, quote, "Never asked or tasked with providing instruction," unquote.
Nora LoretoHOST
Which also makes me wonder whether or not agent training is also, like, five minutes long and all happening online these days.
Nora LoretoHOST
The court also ordered that Unique Driving be paid $10,000 for their legal costs.
KevinHOST
Strong pleaded not guilty to both first-degree murder charges on November 5th, 2020.
KevinHOST
Rather than have a jury determine the case, he chose a judge-alone trial before Ontario Superior Court Justice Joseph DeLuca.
KevinHOST
The trial finally got underway in Oshawa on September 28th, 2020 after delays.
KevinHOST
Crown attorney Brian Guertin had a very different evidentiary situation for each victim.
Neil KumarHOST
Some junior hockey players in the Canadian Hockey League who claim they were victims of abuse, bullying or hazing may be eligible for compensation.
Neil KumarHOST
The Ontario Superior Court recently approved a procedure for those who played in the Ontario Hockey League.
Neil KumarHOST
There are claims that date as far back as 1975 when the CHL was established and those claims have to be submitted by April of next year.
Neil KumarHOST
New Brunswick is the latest province to ban cell phones and smart devices from the classroom.
Neil KumarHOST
Some junior hockey players in the Canadian Hockey League who claim they were victims of abuse, bullying, or hazing may be eligible for compensation.
Neil KumarHOST
The Ontario Superior Court recently approved a procedure for those who played in the Ontario Hockey League.
Neil KumarHOST
There are claims that date as far back as 1975 when the CHL was established, and those claims have to be submitted by April of next year.
Neil KumarHOST
New Brunswick is the latest province to ban cell phones and smart devices from the classroom.
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It's not just lawyers pushing back.
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Uh, days after the bail system came into effect, an Ontario Superior Court judge refused to follow it, and an accused person was released without a cash payment.
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Colin Butler, CBC News, Toronto.
Neil KumarHOST
And that is The World This Hour.
Salimah ShivjiHOST
Civil liberties groups argue the province overstepped its authority and made freedom before trial dependent on a person's ability to pay.
Salimah ShivjiHOST
The CBC's Colin Butler was at the Ontario Superior Court and joins me now in studio.
Salimah ShivjiHOST
So Colin, walk us through this.
Salimah ShivjiHOST
Exactly what changes did the Ontario government make to bail?
Colin ButlerCORRESPONDENT
Um, it also puts Ontario out of step with the rest of Canada as the only province that actually requires this.
Colin ButlerCORRESPONDENT
It's not just lawyers pushing back.
Colin ButlerCORRESPONDENT
Uh, days after the bail system came into effect, an Ontario Superior Court judge refused to follow it, and, uh, a, a, an accused person was released without a cash payment.
Salimah ShivjiHOST
All right, and what have provincial officials said about why they made these changes?
Colin ButlerCORRESPONDENT
It's not just lawyers pushing back.
Colin ButlerCORRESPONDENT
Uh, days after the bail system came into effect, an Ontario Superior Court judge refused to follow it, and an accused person was released without a cash payment.
Colin ButlerCORRESPONDENT
Colin Butler, CBC News, Toronto.
Neil KumarHOST
[news music] And that is The World This Hour.
AyoHOST
same day that our clip dropped on this it came out an hour after so it says that a Milton judge has released a woman facing human trafficking charges without requiring a cash deposit pushing back against Ontario's new cash bail rules Rooks you want to read the six buzz perk Yeah,
RexHOST
so an Ontario Superior Court judge has declined to apply the province's newly introduced cash bail requirements.
RexHOST
During a bail review in Milton on Wednesday, Justice Scott Cowan ordered the release of a woman facing human trafficking charges without requiring her to provide a cash deposit.
RexHOST
The ruling conflicts with the new legislation which requires bail payments to be made in full within 48 hours.
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