Making Courts More User Friendly With New Signs
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For Immediate Release
February 11, 2008
Attorney General Chris Bentley, joined by Aileen Carroll, MPP for Barrie, announces new accessible and bilingual entrance signage for the Barrie Courthouse as part of a province-wide project to improve access to justice for the public by making Ontario’s court services easier to find.
Attorney General Chris Bentley, Aileen Carroll, MPP for Barrie and Cheryl McCalmont, Acting Manager of Court Operations for Simcoe/Muskoka unveil the prototype of a new, accessible and bilingual sign in the Barrie courthouse. The Barrie courthouse will be the first to receive new signs as part of a part of a province-wide project to improve access to justice by helping people find the court services they need.
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