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Monday, 24 November 2014
Monday, 24 November 2014 A Dangerous Year for Older Pedestrians
Recently, an elderly pedestrian was struck down on a congested street after tripping over a black, Velcro-closed shoe. The senior citizen, hit in the head of Richmond Hill during rush hour, was fortunate that he survived. Unfortunately, four other elderly pedestrians have not had the same luck on York Region roads this year. As our communities…
- Tuesday, 18 November 2014
City of Toronto Identifies Worst Intersections for Cyclists & Drivers
The City of Toronto recently released an updated list of the most dangerous intersections for cyclists and drivers. The list is based on collision and accident data collected over the past 4 years. While many cycling related accidents go unreported, the information remains as a warning to proceed with caution when navigating through intersections. Unsurprising,…
- Tuesday, 11 November 2014
Operation “Move Over”: Police launch blitz ahead of winter
In an effort to keep emergency workers safe, Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) are prompting motorists to slow down and move over when they see a stopped emergency vehicle. In addition to the OPP, police forces, fire services and EMS in the Durham region, will be reminding drivers in a two-day awareness campaign dubbed “Operation Move…
- Wednesday, 05 November 2014
Another 6 pedestrians hit on Toronto streets
It was a sad day for Toronto and its residents. In a span of only a few hours (between 4:40 and 6:30 pm), five pedestrians were hurt after being struck by vehicles. A sixth pedestrian was struck early Wednesday morning. One of those struck include a 70-year-old woman who unfortunately suffered injuries to the head…
- Thursday, 30 October 2014
5 Tips on Staying Safe This Halloween
Halloween is a great time for kids (and parents) as they have the chance to dress up in their favourite character and go door to door to collect candy. However, it’s also important for children and parents to exercise caution. The following are some safety tips to keep safe on Halloween: Halloween Lights Look for…
- Tuesday, 28 October 2014
Getting Tougher on Distracted Drivers
When operating a moving vehicle: making or taking calls, texting, or interacting with a cell phone (or any other electronic device) is risky and could lead to an accident. In response to this, Ontario issued rules prohibiting cellphone use while driving on October 26, 2009. The current law carries a maximum $280 fine for distracted driving. However,…
- Friday, 24 October 2014
Paramedics recognized for years of ‘exemplary service’
Diamond and Diamond Personal Injury Lawyers have always recognized the importance of front-line workers in Ontario. Our first responders and front-line workers are the backbone of our society answering the call day in and day out. That is why we launched acampaign in which co-workers, friends and family can nominate front-line workers who have gone beyond…
- Friday, 17 October 2014
Cars vs. Bicycles: How to Share the Road
With the increase in traffic, many commuters are turning to cycling to avoid traffic woes. Unfortunately, the city roads weren’t designed with cyclists in mind. Roads aren’t getting any wider, so cyclists and drivers will need to get better at sharing. The Globe and Mail recently published an article on a few important tips cyclists and…
- Wednesday, 15 October 2014
Auto Industry Hit Hard by Airbag Recall
We spend a significant amount of time in our cars and take for granted the safety features available during an accident. Airbags, one of the most important car safety mechanisms, are designed to minimize the harm done to a person during a collision. Recently, car manufacturers around the world have recalled vehicles due to possible…
- Tuesday, 14 October 2014
Paramedics Lobby to Get PTSD Recognized as a Workplace Injury
The Paramedic Ride, a non-for-profit organization run by volunteer paramedics and cyclists, threw its support behind an Ontario prive member’s bill that would recognize Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) as a work-related injury for first responders. The proposal, spearheaded by NDP MPP Cheri DiNovo, would alter the Workplace Safety and Insurance Act to presume PTSD…
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