The Thanksgiving weekend was tainted by various fatal motor vehicle collisions in the Greater Toronto Area. The first occurred in the Port Perry area early Saturday morning, claiming three lives. Then Saturday night near Guelph, three more people were killed—less than 24 ...
Read MoreAccording to Ontario Provincial Police , a collision on Friday, February 2, 2018, involving a coach bus and minivan on Highway 26, north of Stayner, ...
View MoreIf you’ve sustained injuries in a motor vehicle collision, you can advance two types of claims: an “Accident Benefits” claim; and a “Third Party” or ...
View MoreOn September 1, 2015, the Province of Ontario will introduce a new set of traffic laws as part of its efforts to make driving safer in the Province. ...
View MoreIn Ontario, drivers are responsible for ensuring that there is no open alcohol in the vehicle while they are operating it, as per the Liquor Licence ...
View MoreDistracted driving remains the number one cause of auto accidents in the Province of Ontario, followed closely by impaired driving. As a result, on ...
View MoreWhen you are involved in a car crash, it is easy to panic or to forget to do important things that can help you after the dust settle. There are many ...
View MoreAt least 5,000 of the nearly 18,000 auto accidents deemed preventable by TTC investigators. Nearly 18, 000 TTC vehicle collisions have occurred since ...
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