MG Law Personal Injury LawyersOttawa, ON · September 15, 2026When a Child Is Hurt in a School Zone, Crosswalk, or at the Bus Stop: An Ottawa Parent’s Guide
Last reviewed: September 2026 Every September, Ottawa’s sidewalks and crossings fill up again with children walking and cycling to school, and drivers who have grown used to quiet summer streets. Most mornings pass without incident. When one does not, and a car fails to slow in a school zone, rolls through a crossing, or passes ... When a Child Is Hurt in a School Zone, Crosswalk, or at the Bus Stop: An Ottawa Parent’s Guide Read More »
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