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i2b Global Inc. is an IT consulting firm providing Internet and Custom Software solutions to companies eager to utilize computer technology to streamline their business operations. We achieve our success by working with the simple concept that building strong client relationships serves as the foundation for our growth and success. Experience combined with sound planning and the appropriate technology enables us to engineer dynamic eBusiness solutions for your business. Solutions that meet your business objectives! We empower our clients to take control of their websites, by providing them with the administrative tools that allow even the unsophisticated user to quickly and effortlessly participate in website and online business management.

Since 1971, Canadians have trusted The Brick to furnish their homes. Our head office is proudly located in Edmonton, Alberta, and we operate more than 200 stores across Canada – including The Brick, The Brick Mattress Store, The Brick Outlet. We are known nationwide for selling high quality household furniture, mattresses, appliances and home electronics at great prices. Our friendly and professional people work hard for our customers every day, both in-store and online.

Simpson & Wellenreiter LLP is a law firm in Hamilton and the districts of Brant, Halton, Haldimand and Niagara continuing its tradition of over fifty years of legal service to give your issues diligent and competent attention to advance and protect your interests.

In many cases individuals charged with criminal offences will be released by the police following their arrest, upon making a promise to appear at a scheduled court date. In other cases the police will make a decision to detain an individual and hold them in custody until their first court appearance. In such cases the accused person is entitled to a bail hearing where their detention will be reviewed and a decision will be made as to whether they should be released or remain in custody until their trial date. The detained individual is entitled to a bail hearing within 24 hours of their arrest.