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Mar 11, 2011

Councillor pulls bullying complaint

Councillor Sue McFadden has withdrawn her request to Mississauga’s integrity commissioner to investigate McFadden’s allegations that Mayor Hazel McCallion was bullying her.

Starr cleared by integrity commissioner

Integrity commissioner finds that Councillor Ron Starr did nothing wrong by having his daughter run Starr’s former consulting business.

Mar 10, 2011

Politically incorrect; Hazel McCallion doesn’t seem to care

Councillor Sue McFadden taking her complaints to Mississauga’s integrity commissioner.

Councillor files complaint with Mississauga integrity officer

Councillor Sue McFadden has called on the city’s integrity commissioner to investigate Mayor Hazel McCallion’s behaviour toward her at public events.

Mar 9, 2011

Councillor calls mayor bully

Councillor Sue McFadden is asking the City of Mississauga’s integrity commissioner to investigate her allegations against the mayor.

Mar 8, 2011

Council spent over $250,000 against advice of its lawyers

Toronto city council has spent more than $250,000 pursuing a legal fight against the advice of its own lawyers.

Councillor won’t back down

Di Muccio feels that resolution, supported by her colleagues, restricts her from doing her job as an elected official.

Mar 7, 2011

Canadian Execs Acquitted in U.S.

A Canadian night-vision equipment manufacturer and two of its executives have been acquitted in a San Francisco court of fraud charges against them. Newcon International Ltd. faced…

Mar 3, 2011

Di Muccio resigns from library board

Maddie Di Muccio has resigned from the Newmarket library board. The town confirmed the Ward 6 councillor’s resignation this afternoon, but council will still receive a report…

Mar 2, 2011

Dispute must be dealt with to avoid recurrence: mayor

When politicians don’t get along, there’s a significant cost for the municipality, according to Newmarket Mayor Tony Van Bynen. In an effort to resolve the dispute between…

Mar 1, 2011

Di Muccio still on Newmarket library board

Newmarket Councillor Maddie Di Muccio is still amember of the library board. Darryl Singer addressed members of town councilyesterday on behalf of Ms Di Muccio, suggestingthere isn’t…

Women at the Top

Women remain underrepresented as managing partners of law firms, but there are signs that the profession is incorporating traditionally “female” attributes into leadership models.

Feb 27, 2011

Canadian Optical Manufacturer, Newcon Optik, Acquitted of All Charges in U.S. District Court – Company and its Executives “Completely Vindicated”

A court in San Francisco has acquitted Canadian night vision equipment manufacturer Newcon International Ltd. (o/a Newcon Optik) and two of its executives of all charges against…

Feb 11, 2011

Aurora seeking way out of legal bills

Aurora has retained legal counsel to determine responsibility for legal bills associated with former mayor’s legal action.

Feb 10, 2011

Tensions run high as McCallion, opposition clash

A day after Mississauga’s year-long judicial inquiry came to an end, tensions were running high at city council.

Feb 9, 2011

Choosing an executor not always a family affair

Losing a parent is never easy, but pile on the added responsibility of being the executor to a son or daughter, and the situation can become unbearable.

Feb 8, 2011

TCA negotiating with ADR Institute to offer dispute-resolution discount

The Toronto Construction Association is negotiating with the ADR Institute of Ontario to offer members access on a discounted basis to experienced mediators and arbitrators to deal…

Feb 3, 2011

Councillor will get her gala answers

City of Mississauga staff working on providing answers to questions about the Mayor’s annual gala.

LSUC and CABL honour black lawyers’ legacy, future

The Law Society of Upper Canada and the Canadian Association of Black Lawyers encourage colleagues from all cultural backgrounds to attend Black History Month event on February…

Guard changing underway

A generational leadership shift is underway in the legal profession.

Jan 29, 2011

Scenario a conflict, lawyer says; City had first conflict case under act

The scenario in which a council member who owns a taxi company and votes on public transit cuts could lead to a conflict of interest application.

Jan 28, 2011

Citizens have a right to know; Councillor urges end to MissiLeaks probe

Citizens have a right to know and government officials have a responsibility to not impede that right.

Jan 27, 2011

City lawyers confident in urban boundary row

The city has about a 70 per cent chance of beating the 20 appellants challenging city council’s urban boundary decision.

Councillor urges end to MissiLeaks probe

Mississauga councillor concludes that it’s time to end the “MissiLeaks” probe.

Councillor weary of scandal

Integrity commissioner concludes that one of two leaked memos was in breach of confidentiality and breach of trust owed by the city to members of its staff.

Taxes after death not so certain

Losing a parent is never easy, but pile on the added responsibility of being the executor of a will to a son or daughter, and a heart-wrenching…

Leaked e-mail a ‘breach of confidentiality’: report

Integrity commissioner’s report is released regarding two internal e-mails leaked to media.

What’s the point?

City councillors refuse to cooperate with City’s integrity commissioner.

Integrity boss concerned by MissyLeaks

Leaking of city’s confidential memos “could prejudice the free and candid flow of information from staff to members of Council”.

Jan 26, 2011

Integrity commissioner condemns email leak

Mississauga’s integrity commissioner says distribution of one of two leaked internal emails constitutes a clear breach of confidentiality.

Leaked e-mail violates City’s conduct code: Report

Leaking of a confidential e-mail to the media could represent a serious systemic problem for the City.

Mississauga leaks ‘clear breach of trust’; Integrity watchdog

Newly installed integrity commissioner concludes that one of two memos was confidential and should not have been shared with the media.

Watson vows urban border will be ‘vigorously’ defended

Appellants named in an OMB appeal dispute some of the factors the city used to define its boundary.

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Councillor pulls bullying complaint

Starr cleared by integrity commissioner

Politically incorrect; Hazel McCallion doesn’t seem to care

Councillor files complaint with Mississauga integrity officer

Councillor calls mayor bully

Council spent over $250,000 against advice of its lawyers

Councillor won’t back down

Canadian Execs Acquitted in U.S.

Di Muccio resigns from library board

Dispute must be dealt with to avoid recurrence: mayor

Di Muccio still on Newmarket library board

Women at the Top

Canadian Optical Manufacturer, Newcon Optik, Acquitted of All Charges in U.S. District Court – Company and its Executives “Completely Vindicated”

Aurora seeking way out of legal bills

Tensions run high as McCallion, opposition clash

Choosing an executor not always a family affair

Councillor will get her gala answers

LSUC and CABL honour black lawyers’ legacy, future

Guard changing underway

Scenario a conflict, lawyer says; City had first conflict case under act

Citizens have a right to know; Councillor urges end to MissiLeaks probe

City lawyers confident in urban boundary row

Councillor urges end to MissiLeaks probe

Councillor weary of scandal

Taxes after death not so certain

Leaked e-mail a ‘breach of confidentiality’: report

What’s the point?

Integrity boss concerned by MissyLeaks

Integrity commissioner condemns email leak

Leaked e-mail violates City’s conduct code: Report

Mississauga leaks ‘clear breach of trust’; Integrity watchdog

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Councillor pulls bullying complaint

Starr cleared by integrity commissioner

Politically incorrect; Hazel McCallion doesn’t seem to care

Councillor files complaint with Mississauga integrity officer

Councillor calls mayor bully

Council spent over $250,000 against advice of its lawyers

Councillor won’t back down

Canadian Execs Acquitted in U.S.

Di Muccio resigns from library board

Dispute must be dealt with to avoid recurrence: mayor

Di Muccio still on Newmarket library board

Women at the Top

Canadian Optical Manufacturer, Newcon Optik, Acquitted of All Charges in U.S. District Court – Company and its Executives “Completely Vindicated”

Aurora seeking way out of legal bills

Tensions run high as McCallion, opposition clash

Choosing an executor not always a family affair

TCA negotiating with ADR Institute to offer dispute-resolution discount

Councillor will get her gala answers

LSUC and CABL honour black lawyers’ legacy, future

Disabled ex-aide says he was bullied

Guard changing underway

Councillor denies ‘poisonous workplace’

Scenario a conflict, lawyer says; City had first conflict case under act

Citizens have a right to know; Councillor urges end to MissiLeaks probe

City lawyers confident in urban boundary row

Councillor urges end to MissiLeaks probe

Councillor weary of scandal

Taxes after death not so certain

Leaked e-mail a ‘breach of confidentiality’: report

What’s the point?

Integrity boss concerned by MissyLeaks

Integrity commissioner condemns email leak

Leaked e-mail violates City’s conduct code: Report

Mississauga leaks ‘clear breach of trust’; Integrity watchdog

Watson vows urban border will be ‘vigorously’ defended

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