Category: Canada

The average correctional officer salary in Canada is $53,245 per year or $27.31 per hour. Entry-level positions start at $50,856 per year, while most experienced workers make up to $68,250 per year. How much does a jail guard make in Ontario? Pay and benefits Based on accumulated hours and satisfactory job performance you can progress […]

Incarceration Rates: Sentenced Custody v. Canada’s adult correctional system currently faces a serious problem of overcrowding. The system is bursting at the seams. Provincial correctional facilities have far more inmates than they are designed or staffed to hold. Are incarceration rates increasing in Canada? In 2018/2019, an average of 716 youth between the ages of […]

A debt collector can only contact you at the following times: Monday through Saturday between 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. Sundays between 1:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. Can debt collectors come to your house Canada? The laws in most provinces state that debt collectors are only allowed to contact you during the following times: Monday […]

Travelling to Canada with pending criminal charges is possible, but you must prove that you are fighting the charges and should be allowed into the country. As you may be aware, individuals with a criminal conviction on their record are generally inadmissible to Canada. Can you fly within Canada with a criminal record? In general […]

Or, use any kiosk location across Canada. You need to know the offender PIN (inmate number) to use the kiosk. You can also buy a MoneyGram at any Canada Post location. Once you buy it, phone Synergy Customer Service at 1-866-713-4761 to deposit the MoneyGram into the trust account. How do I put money on […]

If your matter is more complicated it can take anywhere from 12 to 30 months. There is now a ceiling/cap more or less on how long the process can take of 30 months because the Supreme court of Canada came out with a landmark ruling R. How long can a court case be delayed in […]

six years. How Long Does An At-fault Accident Stay On Your Record? Accidents stay on your record for six years. Some insurance companies check as far as ten years back. How long does a fault claim Stay on car insurance? Most car, home and travel-insurance providers submit information to CUE, which typically stores details of […]

Provincial/territorial courts. Each province and territory has a provincial/territorial court and hears cases involving either federal or provincial/territorial laws. Provincial/territorial superior courts. Family courts. Provincial/territorial courts of appeal.

If you don’t make your payments, the lender may sue you. They also have other options, such as the right of offset. Learn more about what happens if you can’t pay back a personal loan on time. What happens if you don’t pay a loan in Canada? Most importantly, you should know that you will […]

In Canada, it’s a criminal offence “to share intimate images without the consent of the person in the image.” If that describes what’s happened to you, you may want to talk to a lawyer, report it to CyberTip (https://www.cybertip.ca/app/en/report) or contact the police. Can you take photos of strangers in Canada? Canada’s Charter of Rights […]