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Who ever said my boy was a 'Lover not a fighter' might be mistaken as he is taking on some training in boxing and his first real event to raise money for the Homeless.
(Of course I think he's going to get his butt kicked because his 'sisters' used to kick his butt as a youngster lol
If you want donate in Wil Van Deel Piepers he would much appreciate this!
See the link included.

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And we thought the boyfriend sent Kenzie Reeson our Mackenzie flowers but they were from a very satisfied (dont worry Joshie) client who is a lovely lady.
Happy Long weekend everyone!!!

Wow, take a look, we did it!!

We are happy to inform you that All-Risks Insurance Brokers Limited has been selected as The Best Auto Insurance in Chatham-Kent, Ontario.

All-Risks Insurance Brokers Limited achieved an overall quality score of 95% or greater.

You may view the public listing at:
https://qualitybusinessawards.ca/2025/the-best-Auto-Insurance-in-Chatham-Kent-Ontario/All-Risks-Insurance-Brokers-Limited/

Certificate, badges, plaques, and trophies are available on our Commemorative Page

We hope to contact you next year when we announce our 2026 winners.

Regards,

Michelle Williams

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All-Risks London South is expanding again.... little construction to make us bigger at our 920 Commissioners Road East, London location... no pain no gain... no mess equals no no progress..... please note Wil Van Deel Piepers is like a superhero.... no windows does not mean he stops to help his clients... he just works through it!!!
Stop and see us in a week once the paint drys

Quebec car theft victims get green light for lawsuit over key fob security
Lawsuit alleges automakers didn't do enough to make the technology secure

A Quebec Superior Court judge has authorized a class-action lawsuit that alleges that key fob signals are too easy for car thieves to intercept.

The class action was filed on behalf of Quebec residents who had a vehicle equipped with a remote car access and starting system stolen on or after May 2, 2021, regardless of the vehicle's manufacturing date.

The lawsuit alleges the companies spent years using the key fob system "without worrying about the appropriate level of security against theft."

It claims these companies' on-board diagnostics systems also make cars vulnerable to theft, since it would allow someone to force a car to start after breaking into it and opening the hood.

In recent years, thieves have managed to steal vehicles by copying or reproducing the signal emitted by key fobs.

In a ruling issued on Wednesday, Judge Clément Samson approved the class action for the following 13 automakers: Toyota, Honda, Hyundai, Nissan, Mazda, FCA, Ford, Audi, BMW, Kia, Mitsubishi, Subaru, Volkswagen and Volvo.

The judge ruled against a request to include Porsche, Jaguar Land Rover, Mercedes-Benz and BMW. The class action also excludes cases involving ultra-wideband technology.

The number of stolen vehicles in Quebec and across Canada soared after the pandemic, though they have been on the decline in recent years.

A report released this week found thefts are down 19 per cent in Canada in the first half of 2025 compared to the same time period in 2024.

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No warning in owner's manual
The lead plaintiff in the case is André Lacroix, who purchased a 2018 Toyota Highlander in June of that year.

In April 2022, his car was stolen from the front of his daughter's home in Boucherville, on Montreal's South Shore. He had locked his car by using his key fob. There was no security footage showing what exactly happened.

"The owner's manual provides absolutely no warning regarding the security of the smart keys associated with this vehicle," the lawsuit states.

"The manufacturers — including Toyota — have known about these flaws for several years but despite the risks for consumers, it appears they haven't modified their vehicles' security measures."

The court document states Lacroix wishes to represent more than 10,000 victims of car theft in the province.

Lacroix wants the car manufacturers to admit responsibility for having created a "design flaw enabling the theft of the group members' vehicles and for not having at least warned consumers of a security defect in their keys."

The lawsuit is seeking $1,500 in compensation for each person who had a vehicle stolen on or after May 2, 2021.

It's seeking another $1,500 for each vehicle that was either sold or leased between May 2, 2021 and May 2, 2024 — the latter being the date of the class action request. This amount would be given to a non-profit company that advocates for the consumer protection of car owners.

The lawsuit also calls on the judge to order the automakers to recall their vehicles and modify them to make them less vulnerable to theft.

The approval means the class action can proceed, and could ultimately head to trial. The automakers have 30 days to appeal the decision.

Éric Bouchard, one of the lawyers behind the lawsuit, is asking victims of car theft who are eligible to participate in this case to contact him.

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