Criminal Proceedings Rules for the Superior Court of Justice (Ontario) — 40.08
. 813 of the Code , the appellant must serve and file a Certificate in Form 2C within 60 days of filing the notice of appeal unless otherwise ordered by a judge. (11) Where the parties have not filed an agreed statement of fact within 15 days of filing the notice of appeal pursuant to s. 830 of the Code , the appellant must serve and file a Certificate in Form 2C within 30 days of filing the notice of appeal unless otherwise ordered by a judge. (12) Where the appellant cannot comply with the 15-day period mentioned in subrule (7), and applies for an extension of time under rule 3.02, the judge hearing the application or determining the application in chambers on consent shall consider whether the 15-day period mentioned in subrule (7) is reasonable in the circumstances, and whether the proper administration of justice would benefit if this period were to be extended. Contents of Transcripts for Conviction Appeals (13) Unless otherwise ordered by a judge in accordance with rule 2.01, there shall be omitted from all transcripts of evidence: (a) all opening remarks by the prosecutor; (b) all argument on pre-trial motions or applications made at trial, excepting a notation that an application or motion was made (the ruling of the summary conviction court shall be transcribed), unless a ground of appeal to be argued relates to the pre-trial motion or application, in which case the transcript of the argument must be included in the transcript; (c) all objections to the admissibility of evidence, excepting a notation that the objection was made (the ruling of the summary conviction court shall be transcribed), unless a ground of appeal to be argued relates to the ruling on the admissibility of evidence, in which case the transcript of the argument must be included in the transcript; and, (d) the closing argument of the parties, their agent(s) or counsel unless a ground of appeal involves the reasons for judgment including, but not limited to grounds alleging an unreasonable verdict, misapprehension of evidence, a failure to properly apply the judgment in R. v. W.(D.) (1991), 63 C.C.C. (3d) 397 (S.C.C.), a failure to consider relevant evidence and the inadequacy of the reasons given. Additional Portions of Transcript (14) An order for the inclusion in the transcript of any portion of the proceedings referred to in subrule (13) may be made without the attendance of counsel of record, upon filing the written consent of counsel of record for all parties. (15) Any order for the inclusion in the transcript of any portion of the proceedings referred to in subrule (13) shall be sent to the court reporter within 5 days of the order having been granted, and a copy of the order shall be provided to the counsel of record for all parties, together with confirmation that the order has been sent to the court reporter. (16) Everything that occurred following a finding of guilt shall be transcribed for use on the hearing of the appeal whether the appeal is against the finding of guilt or conviction and sentence or is against the sentence only. Contents of Transcripts for Appeals against Sentence (17) With respect to appeals as to sentence only: (a) where there was a plea of guilty at the opening of trial before any evidence was taken, the transcript shall include the entire proceedings before the court, including the statement of the prosecutor, any evidence as to the facts, any submissions of the prosecutor for the Crown or the counsel for defence, and the reasons of the summary conviction court as to sentence; (b) where the original plea was one of not guilty, and was followed by the adducing of evidence, unless otherwise ordered by a judge, the parties shall make every effort to agree on a statement of facts in accordance with subrule (6) or (7) as the case may be. Where the appellant cannot comply with the time limits set out in subrule (6) or (7) as the case may be, the appellant may seek an extension of the time pursuant to rule 3.02; and (c) i