The Bad Drivers of Ontario Thread

Fwiw, my mom is very happy with your old one. She also cuts a path to the backyard to fill the bird feeders.
Damnit so you’re the one that beat me to it!

By the time I saw it, he marked it sold.

@nobbie48 that snowblower of yours I bought is still going strong. Bouncing a bit so won’t clear to the asphalt but does a good job.
 
I see the mistake. The shouldn't have charged him with both Careless Operation Causing Death (HTA) and Criminal Operation Causing Death. Under The Charter you can't be found guilty of the same crime, twice. The guilty pleading under the HTA immediately invalidated the criminal charges. Rookie stuff. Someone should "review" the employment of whoever placed that HTA charge against him.

The penalty under the HTA charge is up to two years. The 18 months that was proposed by The Crown feels appropriate, given the charge and potential penalty. Hell, many trucks now have proximity warnings that start screaming at you the moment that sensors detect a vehicle within a given distance and that he only reacted 0.4 seconds before impact is, to coin a phrase, criminal.
 
In my backyard. Bad drivers? Or bad conditions?
Both? Add in provincial negligence as a third factor. They made a snow ramp up and over the wall. Someone already launched off it that day. They promise to clear the death ramp in the coming days. I think that will be a hard fight in court. Province doesn't deserve 100% of the blame, but a lot more more zero seems reasonable. Since they have the deepest pockets, that means they pay most of the losing lawsuit.

Edit:

Mto kept bridge closed until snow was cleared after this crash. Typical government, wait until someone dies and then take action.


Edit 2:

Pic of launch ramp.

 
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