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1. www.ontariocourts.ca › en › formerjudgesFormer Judges - Ontario Courts

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   Unattached Judge. 1912−1927 High Court Division ... 1982−1985 County and District Courts of Ontario. ... 1999−2016 Superior Court of Justice. John R. Belleghem.

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     As a judge, he liked nothing better than to debate a fine...

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     Following his political career, he served as Canada’s High...

2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › York_County,_OntarioYork County, Ontario - Wikipedia

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   In 1816, Wentworth and Halton counties were created, with portions of York County transferred to the new counties. In 1851, the western portions of York County were separated to form Peel County. In the same year, the eastern riding of York County was separated from York to form Ontario County.

   Type Of Municipality[note 1]	Name Of Municipality	Year Severed From York County	Present Municipality
   Township	Albion	1851	Town of Caledon
   Town	Aurora	1971	Town of Aurora
   Township	Caledon	1851	Town of Caledon
   Township	Chinguacousy	1851	City of BramptonTown of Caledon

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3. www.ontariogenealogy.com › yorkcountyancestorsYork County Ontario Pioneer History - Upper Canada

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   The York County Memories Facebook Group. Search the Ontario (Upper Canada) Genealogy Website - Make sure to use all known variations of a family name in your search!

4. www.archives.gov.on.ca › en › mapsThe Changing Shape of Ontario: County of York

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   With the creation of the Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto, what originally comprised the Townships of York, Etobicoke, and Scarborough were separated from the remainder of York County. In 1971, York County was replaced by the Regional Municipality of York.

5. www.ontariocourts.ca › ocj › judges-and-justices-ofJudges and Justices of the Peace - Ontario Court of Justice

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   Judges work in three areas of jurisdiction: the overwhelming majority of criminal and youth criminal justice cases in the province; certain types of family law cases; offences committed under provincial statutes. Office of the Chief Justice:

6. www.ontariocourts.ca › scj › aboutHistory of the Court | Superior Court of Justice - Ontario Courts

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   By the 1830s, Upper Canada had a fully-functioning judicial system including superior, county and district courts, a court of equity (called the Court of Chancery), and a small claims court (called Division Court).

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   What years did the Ontario Supreme Court have a Chief Justice?

   • 1996−1999 Chief Justice of Ontario Court of Justice (General Division) 1991−1994 Associate Chief Justice of Ontario Court of Justice (General Division) 1994−1996 Chief Justice of Ontario Court of Justice (General Division) 2002−2012 Associate Chief Justice of the Superior Court of Justice Edward F. Then

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   Where do Ontario Court of Justice judges sit?

   • Ontario Court of Justice judges sit only in family court in jurisdictions in Ontario that do not have a Family Court Branch of the Superior Court of Justice. In these “Unified Family Court” locations, the Family Court of the Superior Court has jurisdiction in all family law matters.

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   What is the Superior Court of Justice in Ontario?

   • The Superior Court of Justice in Ontario is unique among the courts of the province: it is a court of “inherent jurisdiction”, meaning that it does not derive its existence from legislation, as the other courts of the province do.

   History of the Court | Superior Court of Justice - Ontario Courts

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   When did Ontario change its name to Superior Court of Justice?

   • The name of the Ontario Court (General Division) was changed to the Superior Court of Justice in April 1999 when the Courts Improvement Act, 1996 came into force. Beyond its seminal history, today’s Superior Court of Justice in Ontario holds a place of major importance in the Canadian judicial system.

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8. torontopubliclibrary.typepad.com › local-historyResearch Guide to York - Township, Borough and City - 1793 ...

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   Apr 15, 2016 · On January 1, 1850, the Township of York was incorporated within the large County of York. Between 1853 and 1926, about a dozen areas separated from York Township and became incorporated as individual municipalities, considerably reducing the size of the township.