In an action against the Hamilton Police in negligence for failing to arrest Hamilton’s “Most Wanted Criminal” Corey Rogers, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice has dismissed a motion by the police which, if successful, would have stopped the lawsuit. By virtue of the Ruling the plaintiffs are permitted to proceed. The case is under appeal. The plaintiffs are represented by Charles Flaherty and Tara Sciara of Flaherty Sloan Hatfield.
See: http://www.canlii.org/en/on/onsc/doc/2011/2011onsc5312/2011onsc5312.html
For more information on the details of the crime see: http://www.oacas.org/news/09/april/09roger.pdf
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The last thing a Canadian soldier in Afghanistan should have to think about is keeping a job back home.
The Hamilton Chamber of Commerce wants to give that comfort to the country’s reserve soldiers when they’re called into action. In a policy proposal, the business lobby group calls on the federal government to establish a system of tax incentives and other inducements to entice businesses to hold jobs of reservists and make up some of the difference between their military and civilian paycheques.
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