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Your Small Business Tech Stack: Needs and Wants
Two practical lunchtime sessions from the Sarnia-Lambton Economic Partnership with Sara Norton of REPLY-ALL teach small business owners how to build a lean tech stack and use data to make smarter decisions. The sessions run April 15 and April 22 from 12:00 PM to 1:30 PM, and registration links are provided in the announcement.
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Your Small Business Tech Stack: Needs and Wants
Join a free, practical webinar on April 15 with Sara Norton of REPLY-ALL to learn how to build a lean tech stack that grows with your small business. The 90 minute session will focus on actionable priorities across operations, marketing, and customer management, register on the Sarnia-Lambton Economic Partnership events page.
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Know Your Business Better: Data Analytics for Small Business Owners
Sara Norton of REPLY-ALL leads a practical data analytics session for small business owners on April 22 from 12:00 PM to 1:30 PM. The workshop covers which metrics matter, where to find them, and how to use your data with confidence, and it is part of a two session series hosted by the Sarnia-Lambton Economic Partnership.
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Seasonal hiring for waterfront restaurant reopening
Dockside at Alternate Grounds Café & Dockside is hiring for servers, bartenders, kitchen team, hosts, and support staff as it reopens its waterfront restaurant for Season 15 on Friday, May 1, 2026. Send your resume to ag_dockside@outlook.com and expect interviews over the next couple of weeks according to the announcement.
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Programme de cléricature de la Cour d’appel
The Programme de cléricature de la Cour d’appel is a one year clerkship that begins each August, pairing recent law graduates or newly called lawyers with Court of Appeal judges for intensive legal research and courtroom exposure. The program currently lists 21 clerks and at least one bilingual designation, and the Court's page provides application details and the process for interested candidates.
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Law Clerk Program (Court of Appeal)
The Court of Appeal Law Clerk Program places 21 clerks each year in a one year clerkship that begins in August, pairing clerks with one or two judges and rotating assignments halfway through. Clerks assist with research, briefing judges, editing judgments, and participate in educational and pro bono activities; at least one clerk is designated bilingual to support French language work.
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Ontario Court of Appeal Public Portal launch
The Court of Appeal for Ontario has launched the Ontario Court of Appeal Public Portal at courtofappeal.ontario.ca, and parties must now file electronic materials through the portal unless the Court directs otherwise. The portal lets the public and media search and view information and access Zoom webinar hearing links, and it is currently available for civil cases filed on or after August 22, 2022 while criminal and family law cases are not yet supported.
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Family law procedural resources and court services guidance
The Cour supérieure de justice page offers step by step procedural guidance for family court, links to current family law forms, and a reminder to try mediation under paragraph 33.1 (3) of the Child Law Reform Act. It lists referral options including CLEO, CIDF free courthouse services, the Barreau de l'Ontario 30 minute referral consultation, Aide juridique Ontario assistance, and supervised virtual clinics from the Centre de justice familiale d'Etudiant(e)s pro bono du Canada.
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Rôles d’audience quotidiens
The Cour supérieure de justice publishes Rôles d’audience quotidiens to show upcoming criminal and family hearings, including case title, hearing time, courtroom number, and reason for appearance. Not every matter is listed; if a case is missing contact the local court registry and use the Ontario.ca Recherche d'information sur les causes en ligne with an ONe-key account for adult criminal case details.
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Ontario Court of Appeal Public Portal launch
The Court of Appeal for Ontario has launched the Ontario Court of Appeal Public Portal at courtofappeal.ontario.ca and parties must now file electronic materials there unless the Court directs otherwise. The portal provides public and media access to searchable case information and Zoom webinar hearing links, and is currently available for civil cases filed on or after August 22, 2022 but not yet for criminal or family law cases.
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Court administration contact and officer directory
The Court of Appeal of Ontario provides a detailed administrative directory with main line 416-327-5020 and toll free 1-855-718-1756, at 130 Queen Street West in Toronto. Key staff listed include Tanieka Swaby for court administration, Warren Robertson for auxiliary services, Sandra Theroulde for the modernization project, and Daniel Marentic for administration and accessibility, with email contacts for the executive legal officer and rules committee.
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Court of Appeal criminal matters resources
The Court of Appeal for Ontario publishes official criminal appeals guides and the Criminal Appeal Rules, including a current PDF with forms and archived rule versions. Several how to process guides are marked temporarily unavailable, and you can contact the Court at Osgoode Hall in Toronto by the listed phone numbers or email for assistance.
