As you may have heard in the news, the Veltman trial has been taking place in Windsor, after a Canadian man accused of terrorism and murder ran over the Afzaal family in London in June of 2021. The case marks the first time a jury in Canada is hearing legal arguments on terrorism related to white supremacy.
Evidence has now concluded. Next is closing arguments and jury deliberations. Please stay tuned to hear when the Afzaal family will begin delivering their victim impact statements.
"O you who believe, be upholders of justice - witnesses for Allah..." [Qur'an 4:135]
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Court is generally in session daily - Mondays to Fridays 10:00am-4:30pm - and is open to the general public; however, evidence has now concluded and the jury has been dismissed while counsel present legal arguments. The jury is now on-call until Friday or early next week to hear closing arguments. Court will not be in session on Monday November 13th in commemoration of Remembrance Day..
Members of the public are welcome to attend whenever possible, and do not have to stay for the entire day. Anyone is welcome to come in and leave whenever necessary, although it is favourable to wait for an appropriate break in the proceedings.
To check for any changes in schedule, visit https://ontariocourtdates.ca.
Simply scroll to the bottom to click I Agree, then select Superior Court of Justice > Windsor. The case is listed as "V., N." for Nathaniel Veltman.
The trial is taking place at the Superior Court of Justice in downtown Windsor, in courtroom 1. The courthouse is just across the street from the police station.
The address is as follows: 245 Windsor Ave, Windsor, ON N9A 1J2.
Click here for directions on Google Maps.
Before attending, it is useful to review court etiquette and procedures.
Try your best to arrive early to allow time to go through security checkpoints and to have your personal belongings searched by security.
The Superior Court of Justice does not have a parking lot that is open to the public.
Parking is available across the street from the courthouse at Goyeau Street Parking Garage. Click here for general information about parking at municipal garages.
Click here to join the #OurLondonFamily Trial Action Group on WhatsApp.
1320 Northwood Street, Windsor, ON, Canada

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1320 Northwood Street, Windsor, Ontario N9E 1A4, Canada
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