Please read the Best Practices Guide for Remote Hearings before going to court remotely. The daily lists of Supreme Court courts are available online on the Daily Court Lists website. Each region has its own court plan that sets the dates and times of the different types of proceedings at each court in the region. The regional annex also includes court addresses, contact information for the process coordinator and a list of judges. Consider the appropriate area for the court plan in your area. You can only use this tool to search for judicial information. Any other use is prohibited, including storing, reproducing and disseminating the information contained in this tool. Personal and remote appearances are available; However, you must follow the instructions in your court order to attend your first hearing. If it is planned for remote operation and you do not have the appropriate equipment, please call the General Management at 519-255-6555 to make alternative arrangements. Court forms must be printed and submitted on paper to the Registry unless the Small Claims Court Rules of Procedure permit the filing of the Court form electronically. Please refer to the Small Claims Court Rules for information on which forms can be submitted electronically. For more information, visit the Government of Ontario website. Learn how to find information online about criminal and civil court proceedings at the Supreme Court.
Daily court lists contain the name of the case, time, chamber number and reason for appearing in court. WARNING: The forms shaded out in the table below have not yet come into effect. Do not use them until the effective date shown in the following table. Until the effective date, use only the current version of the form, which appears without nuance in the following table. The Supreme Court sits at 52 locations across Ontario, as well as numerous satellite sites. These courts are organized into eight judicial districts and various departments in accordance with the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court for civil, criminal, family, small claims and divisional court proceedings. This search tool does not provide information on cases subject to legal, customary or court-ordered restrictions on public access. It will inform you if any legal proceeding is subject to a publication or disclosure ban.
It is your responsibility to comply with the prohibition or other restrictions. Please note the following information on how to report to court remotely on the date and time specified in your subpoena or notice: NEW – The Daily Court Lists website now publishes case information for two days. You are on the page that leads you to information about today`s cases. To see information on tomorrow`s cases, please read the lists of tomorrow`s courts (routing slips). Please note that case information changes daily at 8 a.m. (i.e., at 8 a.m., the cases listed under „Today`s Hearing Lists“ are updated to reflect the day`s cases). The Supreme Court is committed to ensuring that its courthouses are accessible to people with disabilities. To find out what accessible services and features are available in a particular courthouse, or to request accommodations for a disability, please visit the Accessibility page. If you can`t find the information you need, you can call the courthouse where the case will be heard.
Please note that some cases are not included in the daily court lists. For the Supreme Court, this includes written questions, questions added after the publication of the list, and questions subject to statutory, customary or court-ordered restrictions on public access. For the Ontario Court, this includes written questions (e.g. 14B in family law), questions added to the list after publication, and matters subject to legal, customary or court-ordered restrictions on public access, such as CYFSA and YCJA (youth) matters. Please note that weekend and holiday court listings are not published on this website. To view PDF files, you need Adobe Acrobat® Reader version 5.0 (or higher). You can download this free software from the Adobe website. See tomorrow`s files – Thursday, 06 October 2022 Cochrane Gore Bay Haileybury North Bay Parry Sound Sault Ste. Marie Address:City Hall – Provincial OffencesSuite 401-400 City Hall Square EastWindsor, Ontario, Canada, N9A 7K6Phone: (519) 255-6555Fax: (519) 255-6556 The regulations of the Act govern everything from the service of notice to a defendant to the conduct of legal proceedings.
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