Integrated-Protection-Technologies near London ON (442 Result(s))

As Canada’s leading integrated freight, parcel and logistics solutions provider, we have built one of Canada’s most extensive transportation and logistics networks and supporting infrastructure. The advantages of this size and scale benefit our customers, with more facilities in more regional centres than any other freight and parcel solutions provider in Canada. Nationally, provincially and regionally, our customers can count on best-in-class service and support from Purolator, wherever they are. We deliver services and solutions critical to Canada’s busiest urban centres. We deliver promises. The promises our customers make to their customers. From timely, dependable package delivery to integrated distribution solutions, we are well-equipped with the size, experience and expertise to meet the sophisticated, high-volume demands of our customers and deliver their promises.

The Houourable B.T. Granger graduated from the Ivey School of Business Administration at the University of Western Ontario in 1960. In 1963 he graduated from Osgoode Hall Law School in Toronto and was called to the Bar of Upper Canada (Ontario) in 1965. He practiced civil litigation with Lerner & Associates in London Ontario between 1965 and 1988. In 1978 Justice Granger was appointed a Queens Counsel. While in private practice Justice Granger taught Trial Advocacy at the University of Western Ontario Law School and was a senior instructor at the Law Society of Upper Canada Bar Admission course. He has authored numerous papers, which he delivered at legal and judicial seminars.In 1988, Justice Granger was appointed to the Supreme Court of Ontario which subsequently merged with the County and District Court of Ontario to form the Superior Court of Justice of Ontario. Between 1992 and 1998 he was the Regional Senior Justice of the Superior Court of Justice for the Southwest Region. From 1997 to 2003 he was a member of the Judicial Advisory Committee which reported to and advised the Chief Justice of the Superior Court of Justice on the Integrated Justice Initiative in Ontario which was proposing to create a digital and paperless Justice system

Frances Brennan practises exclusively in the field of criminal law. She has practised criminal law since her call to the bar in 2006 and has developed her skills through extensive experience conducting trials, plea negotiations, Charter applications, and appeals in both criminal and youth court. France's practice has been built arguing cases from murder to shoplifting. She specializes in cases involving the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, the Criminal Code of Canada, the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act, and the Youth Criminal Justice Act.She also successfully argues conviction and sentence appeals.Frances represents individuals and corporations charged with Provincial Offences including violations of Smoke Free Ontario Act and the Highway Traffic Act.She will appear in courts throughout Southwestern Ontario including St. Thomas, Woodstock, Sarnia and Goderich.