Recent legal news
for Ontario.

Paul Bernardo's upcoming parole hearing at La Macaza prison raises concerns and emotional turmoil for victims' families, highlighting ongoing parole review challenges.

A Toronto police officer has been charged with unauthorized computer use for allegedly accessing private police databases unlawfully.

Peel Police are searching for a suspect linked to multiple robberies in Square One Shopping Centre's parking garage, while four others face firearms charges.

A Toronto man faces charges after a hit-and-run on Lansdowne Avenue left a woman seriously injured. This incident highlights the importance of legal recourse for accident victims.

A driver involved in a hit-and-run at Lansdowne and Brandon avenues in Toronto, which seriously injured a pedestrian, has surrendered to police. Learn what this means for pedestrian rights in Ontario.

A suspect linked to multiple robberies at Mississauga's Square One Mall is under police investigation, affecting shopper safety and security measures.

A Brampton man faces multiple charges after a series of attempted carjackings and a stabbing near Clockwork Drive and Creditview Road.

Skeletal remains discovered near Anne and Tiffin Streets in Barrie have been identified as William 'Blake' Robinson, a victim of a 2025 double murder.

Negotiations between Stellantis and Unifor have halted over the future of the Brampton assembly plant, impacting local workers and the Ontario manufacturing sector.

A Niagara police officer faces multiple charges after an impaired driving incident and subsequent collision in Niagara-on-the-Lake, raising questions about legal accountability and public safety.

The Supreme Court of Canada has ruled on sentencing delays, affecting how long it can take to finalize sentences in Ontario, with implications for Charter rights.

A TTC vehicle theft near Queen's Park led to a police pursuit ending in Etobicoke, raising questions about vehicle security and public safety.