Legal News That Matters to You

Chief Justice Geoffrey Morawetz, pivotal in modernizing Ontario's court system, will retire in May, marking a significant change for the province's legal landscape.

Major Canadian airlines, including Air Canada, are challenging a court case related to the confidentiality of passenger complaint outcomes in Ontario.

A Toronto woman has been charged with mischief for allegedly writing anti-Indian messages on TTC property, highlighting the rise of hate-motivated incidents.

A tragic vehicle accident in North York at Dufferin Street and Finch Avenue has led to charges against a 93-year-old driver, highlighting legal concerns for Ontario residents.

Landlords seek $2.4 million in costs from Hudson's Bay for a lease sale dispute in Toronto, affecting future creditor cases.

An Ottawa man wins nearly $15,000 from Air Canada after court rulings over flight delays and cancellations. This sets a precedent for passenger rights in Ontario.

A terrifying home invasion at King and Mill Roads has residents on edge. Learn how to protect your rights and seek legal advice if needed.

Four pedestrians were struck by a vehicle at the busy intersection of Gerrard Street East and Church Street in Toronto, raising concerns about pedestrian safety and compensation for injuries.

A fraud suspect in Toronto allegedly posed as a bank employee to trick residents into handing over credit cards, using them to buy $25,000 in jewellery.

A deadly collision on 9th Line in Markham highlights the importance of knowing your rights and options after a motor vehicle accident.

Van Horne Construction Ltd. is suing Ontario over an alleged unjustified termination from the Parry Sound school project, highlighting issues of oversight and governance.

A woman was critically injured after being struck by a vehicle at Kingston Road West and Ritchie Avenue in Ajax. This incident emphasizes the importance of pedestrian safety and awareness of legal rights in Ontario.