Legal News That Matters to You

Striking workers at an Oakville group home have secured a deal, highlighting important employment rights for Ontario residents.

An investigation cleared Toronto police officers of collusion allegations in the Umar Zameer trial, impacting legal outcomes for similar cases in Ontario.

Darren Scott Ray, convicted of murder in Scarborough, receives three unescorted temporary absences, raising community concerns.

A Vaughan homeowner shot a suspect during a home invasion near Carrville Woods Circle and Crimson Forest Drive, sparking discussions on self-defense rights in Ontario.

A Hamilton man is charged with violent sexual assaults on female sex workers in the city's downtown core, raising concerns for community safety.

A Toronto woman is wanted for retail thefts across the city, prompting legal and community attention on shoplifting and probation breaches.

Jewish organizations demand action after antisemitic signs were displayed at a Toronto protest near Bathurst and Sheppard.

A Simcoe woman's cannabis job application was denied due to a Facebook connection, prompting a Federal Court review of social media's role in background checks.

Fraudsters in Southern Georgian Bay are impersonating OPP officers using spoofed phone numbers to scam residents.

Ontario may soon allow solo drivers to use HOV lanes during off-peak hours, aiming to ease congestion across the province.

Mohammad Oryia's sentence was reduced to house arrest due to harsh conditions at Maplehurst Correctional Complex in Milton, impacting Ontario's legal standards for incarceration.

In Ottawa, Dr. Marisa Azad has filed a $2.3 million lawsuit against The Ottawa Hospital over alleged workplace bullying and sexual harassment. The case highlights critical issues around workplace rights and employer responsibilities.