Requête en exclusion de preuve sous la Charte : structure et modèles
Comment bâtir une requête en exclusion de preuve sous l’article 24(2) de la Charte : le droit violé, le test de Grant, les blocs de la requête.
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Requête en remise en liberté au Québec : quelle requête selon l’étape
Quelle requête en remise en liberté utiliser au Québec selon l’étape : art. 515, 519.1, 520, 521 et 679. Avec les modèles Word.
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Phraya Nakhon Cave: The Pavilion in the Light
A royal pavilion inside a cave, lit by the sun late in the morning. When it was built under Rama V, when to go, how to get there, what the climb takes and what entry costs.
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7 Days in Seoul: My Week, Honestly
My summary of a week in Seoul: Jongno 3-ga (number 1 on Time Out’s 2026 list), a good-value hotel, solo Korean BBQ, KBO baseball, the DMZ, Olive Young and not one taxi.
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3 Days in Seoul: What I Wish I Knew on Day One
My first days in Seoul: the airport bus to Jongno 3-ga, a capsule hotel, cheap palaces, Ikseon-dong (my favourite), Gwangjang Market, Korean BBQ, Korean beef tartare (yukhoe) and a soju warning.
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Korean Food in Hua Hin: Four Places, With Seoul as the Benchmark
Four Korean places in Hua Hin that Thai and English reviewers keep coming back to: Myeongdong, Korean Conner, Sunseouls and Seoulmate, with hours and prices. Plus my own take: I’ve been to Myeongdong and Hanmiwon, and Myeongdong is way better.
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Seafood in Cha-Am: Where to Eat
Where to eat seafood in Cha-Am: the market by the pier first, then View Talay, Sungwean, Krua Jeh Nong and Platoo, with what reviewers say, what they paid, and why Wednesday is the wrong night.
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What I’d Sort Out First If I Moved to Thailand Today
Visa, TM30, 90-day report, re-entry permit, bank, lease, insurance, police clearance, a will and one folder. The order I’d do things in if I moved to Thailand today.
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What Thai Permanent Residency Actually Changes, Day to Day
Thai permanent residency ends the yearly extension and the 90-day report. It doesn’t end the work permit, the re-entry endorsement or the land rules. What changes day to day, from someone who has it.
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Hua Hin Markets: Which One to Go to, and on Which Day
Hua Hin has a market for almost every day of the week. Some are built for visitors, with coupons, a stage and souvenir stalls. Others are where people from here buy fruit, fish and a bag of curry for dinner. They don’t all open on the same days. And the hours you find online often…
