Can a municipality be held liable if it fails to take steps within a reasonable time to eliminate a hazard after the hazard has become known?

In what circumstances will a municipality be liable for failing to prevent a pedestrian from slipping and falling on a section of the highway where he was walking at the time of the slip and fall? (Ontario, Canada)

What is the test for establishing that a defendant has raised a reasonable doubt as to the allegation that in driving her vehicle at the material time, she failed to exercise due care and attention or afford reasonable consideration to other persons using the highway? (Ontario, Canada)

What is the test for reasonable grounds for establishing that reasonable grounds are reasonable grounds? (Ontario, Canada)

Can a municipality be held liable for non-feasance for failing to enforce a traffic stop order? (Ontario, Canada)

Can a municipality be held liable for failing to maintain its roads properly? (Ontario, Canada)

Does s.44 of the Municipal Act, 2001, c.25 stipulate a municipality's duty of respect to sidewalks within it? (Ontario, Canada)

Does the trial judge have any authority or authority to find a municipality liable for damages under the Municipal Act, 2001? (Ontario, Canada)

Can a municipality be held liable for gross negligence for failing to respond to a citizen’s warning that children were slipping on icy sidewalks? (Ontario, Canada)

Can a lawyer be held liable for failing to provide the proper instructions? (Ontario, Canada)

What are the reasons for the release of reasons for judgement? (Ontario, Canada)