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Haldimand County : Caledonia Class-Action Suit A-Go

A class-action suit against the OPP's dealings with the 2006 native occupation in Caledonia has been given the green light by a Superior Court Judge. The suit brought forth by 4 businesses and 14 area residents claims the OPP and province broke laws by not properly enforcing court claims. Two people and the Ontario government have been named in the suit.

on 2010/2/8 12:46:50 (717 reads)

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citizen21	Posted: 2010/2/8 16:41 Updated: 2010/2/8 16:42
Home away from home Joined: 2009/6/21 From: Posts: 170	Re: Caledonia Class-Action Suit A-Go The only problem with an eventual payout of a multi-million dollar award is the money will come from our taxes. Those responsible will never have their feet held to the fire. Too bad. Five year jail terms for those public officials found to be ignoring enforcing the law would be a great message for the future. If the late Mr Justice Marshall's order had been enforced in the first place there'd be no need for these actions.