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I also agree, it's a great place to live, but I would move somewhere else if I could! Sure, let's move to... ? To where? If Ontario is no longer the place to prosper, where is that place now?

There's a price to pay (money, but mostly time, effort, lots and lots of work). You sure you want to do it?

Well, then visit GTAM at the Toronto Motorcycle Show

Can the family of the rider start a civil suit?

The dead guy, Jon Styres, 29, of Ohsweken... did he have a criminal record? Car thief, break and enter, etc? Or was he in the wrong place at the wrong time, standing next to the wrong pickup truck?

What "Normal moisturizer" are you using?

The article says "The would-be thief"... did the intruder actually stole anything? Did he break into the truck or not? etc. Need more details.

This is her explanation - Dr Anjali Ramkissoon "I was extremely stressed out that day," she said. "It was probably one of the worst days of my life and I was caught at my lowest moment. Nothing like this has ever happened." Oh well, that explains everything, I guess...

I'm tired of the way things are going in our province. I wish I could say, "If I could get a job somewhere else, I would leave ontario". But it's not that easy. And I can't even get a job somewhere else.

It is an excellent suggestion!

Of course... every case and every investigation these officers ever worked on... is now tainted with reasonable doubt...

Updated: http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/toronto-police-saunders-1.3423318 "Four Toronto police officers have been arrested and charged with 17 offences — nine counts of obstructing justice and eight counts of perjury, Chief Mark Saunders told a news conference this morning."

They say the chief of police will make an announcement later today. It seems to be they planted evidence and went to court to lie about it. http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/toronto-police-1.3422806 "Charges are expected against four Toronto police officers following an allegedly wrongful...

Re: James Forcillo guilty of attempted murder!!! Yes, 100% correct. The question is *still* why didn't they found him guilty of murder?

Re: James Forcillo guilty of attempted murder!!! Yes, he will go to jail for a few years. His only chance is to fire his lawyer now, and get a new one. I think his lawyer is a little bit cuckoo. This is the motion the lawyer is putting forward now: Abuse of process ... Lawyer Peter Brauti...

We don't have to worry about him for now, but what about all the other cops that have the same deficient training than Forcillo, and his same poor judgement? Isn't this the right time for Mayor Tory to start promising actual solutions to this problem? Even if it takes 10 years.

Well, is he going to spend any time in prison?

Again, why do you think the number of vehicles registered per province is useful? Yes, I'm sure there are lots of cars and trucks registered in Que, but... Cars from out of province do not get speeding tickets in Quebec? How could we explain that Quebec writes the largest number of tickets in...

Would you please post the link that shows that Quebec has twice as many cars as Alberta? Why are you considering number of cars registered per province? I think that metric is useless, because a resident may have 5 vehicles registered to his name, but he can only operate one at the time...

Let's focus on the main issue of the article: What if there are millions of speeding tickets that used invalid evidence? How much money did Canadians pay for no reason? Is the OPP going to correct this mess now?