Please note the following information regarding the roads entering and exiting the Brampton Courthouse which will commence this week.

To facilitate construction access to the addition, the main entry road from Hurontario St. will be closed and a temporary access road around the construction area will be utilized. It is anticipated the new road will open the week of April 17th. Once the temporary access road is complete the Hurontario St. entrance will be reduced to allow  single lane entry only and exit will only be available at the County Court Blvd. exits. The County Court Blvd entrances will remain operational at all times.

Please see the attached document for further details.

Please continue to watch for updates and further news by email from the PLA.

Thank you,
Peel Law Association

We will return to regular business hours of 8:30 am to 5:00 pm on, Tuesday, April 18, 2017.

Thank you,
PLA Library Staff

The A. Grenville and William Davis Courthouse renovation project is now well underway.  The first phase of the renovation includes a reconfiguration of the main entrance to the building.  Please note the walkway to the building has been significantly altered which may impact your time to park, enter the courthouse and prepare for court.

If you or someone you know is visiting the courthouse and assistance is required, we have been advised that accessible parking has been placed as close to the building as possible.  For those with walking aids or who have other accommodation needs, please contact the Accessibility Co-ordinator prior to visiting the courthouse to discuss specific accommodation needs. 

The Accommodation Co-ordinator can be reached through the following numbers:
905-456-4827 | 905-456-4572 | 905-456-4824.

Please find the attached notice regarding the practice alert affecting the assigned courtrooms and allocated time slots in the Brampton Courthouse.

To read at your leisure, recently released decisions.

Supreme Court of Canada
 

Ontario Court of Appeal

Federal Court of Appeal
 

Tax Court of Canada