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  • Friday, 07 July 2017
Street Racing: Ontario Laws Target Its Dangers
#AskStevenWilder Ontario Provincial Police have launched an effort to rid the streets of drivers engaged in street racing. Using officers in the air and on the ground to spot the illegal activity, the department intends to seize vehicles and charge drivers with violations of the law. Besides being against the law, street racing endangers the safety of…
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  • Wednesday, 05 July 2017
Injuries Don’t Just Happen: Common Injuries and Ways to Avoid Them
#AskCoryRubin Injuries place a financial strain on the nation’s health care system. More than 3,000,000 residents throughout Canada suffer serious injuries each year at a cost of almost $20 billion. Injuries are the third leading cause of death in Ontario behind cancer and heart disease with 16 people dying each day in the province because of an injury they…
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  • Monday, 03 July 2017
Choosing the Right Ontario Car Insurance
#AskSimonDiamond Auto insurance requirements differ from one province to another in Canada. While all provinces require drivers to carry liability coverage to protect third parties injured by your vehicle and accident benefits coverage to pay your medical expenses if you are injured, the minimum amount of coverage a driver must carry depends on the province…
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  • Friday, 30 June 2017
Enjoy Canada Day By Heeding a Few Tips To Keep It Safe
#AskKevinButler The celebration of the nation’s 150th birthday promises to make this year’s Canada Day even more festive than usual with public events scheduled throughout the province of Ontario. Take a moment to review a few safety tips to help you enjoy the festivities and events while keeping yourself and others around you safe. Fireworks are great fun,…
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  • Wednesday, 28 June 2017
What to Do If You are a Victim of a Dog Bite or Animal Attack
#AskJoshuaHimel A law banning pit bulls from the province 12 years ago should have made people living and working in Ontario feel safer as dog bites declined, but your risk of being attacked appears to have increased. According to a news report, the number of dog bites reported in Toronto has increased even though the population…
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  • Monday, 26 June 2017
Be Cautious When Signing Waivers for Adventure Activities
#AskMichaelBlois Some of the activities available for you to enjoy whether you live or are vacationing inOntario have risks associated with them. Whitewater rafting, skydiving, bungee jumping and skiing are only a few of the adventure sports in which a participant can be seriously injured or killed when something goes wrong. Companies offering such dangerous…
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  • Friday, 23 June 2017
Hands-free Cellphones Might Be Legal, But Are They Safe?
#AskRobertGabor Distracted driving is a serious highway safety issue. According to the Ontario provincial police, distracted driving caused more fatalities in vehicle crashes last year than alcohol and drug impaired driving or speeding. Talking on a cellphone using a hands-free device might be legal under the law, but according to statistics reported by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police,…
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  • Wednesday, 21 June 2017
Minimizing The Risk of Concussion in Contact Sports
#AskDanielDiamond Canadian children are falling victim to sports-related head injuries at an alarming rate. Concussions were diagnosed in 39 percent of children between 10 and 18 years of age treated at hospital emergency departments for head injuries suffered during their participation in a sporting event. Another 24 percent of children in the same age group were diagnosed…
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  • Monday, 19 June 2017
What to Do If You are Injured on an Amusement Park Ride
#AskYanivSpielberg Amusement parks, fairs and carnivals can be wonderful places to have fun while spending a day with your friends and family. Roller coasters, Ferris wheels, merry-go-rounds and other rides offer hours of good-natured entertainment for people of all ages to enjoy. Sadly, things go wrong and people are seriously injured or killed on amusement…
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  • Friday, 16 June 2017
Challenges Faced By Brain Injury Victims Returning to the Workplace
The statistics about brain injuries are shocking. Out of 100,000 children living in Ontario this year, 795 of them will become the victims a brain injury. There are almost half a million people in the province suffering from a brain injury with another person becoming a victim every 3.5 minutes. A brain injury can be severe enough…
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