Legal News That Matters to You

The OPP has reviewed alleged collusion among Toronto police officers during the Umar Zameer trial, affecting perceptions of police integrity across Ontario.

Ontario will reduce its 36 conservation authorities to 9 by 2027, impacting development permits in floodplains across cities like Mississauga and Toronto.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford suggests sleeper cells may exist in Canada, raising security concerns despite no RCMP confirmation.

Ottawa pledges $229M to help Ontario workers in industries hit hard by U.S. tariffs, offering new skill training and support.

A 19-year-old pedestrian suffered life-altering injuries in a hit-and-run at Denison Street and Featherstone Avenue in Markham. Police are seeking witnesses and dashcam footage.

Two Mississauga brothers face 55 charges after Peel Police recover 13 stolen vehicles valued at over $800,000, highlighting ongoing efforts against auto theft.

A Newmarket man faces multiple charges following an alleged violent sexual assault involving a weapon, highlighting critical safety and legal concerns for Ontario residents.

An Ajax man was charged after calling 911 two dozen times for non-emergencies, highlighting the legal consequences of misusing emergency services.

A 17-year-old in Hamilton faces charges after a bear spray incident at Nora Frances Henderson Secondary School, highlighting concerns about youth violence.

A suspected arson at a Scarborough mechanic shop is under investigation after multiple vehicles were set ablaze near Steeles Avenue East and Middlefield Road.

An Ontario judge lessened the sentence of a Canadian sergeant convicted of assaulting his ex-wife, citing military service-related mental health issues.

Toronto police investigate shots fired at the U.S. Consulate on University Avenue, raising safety concerns for residents and businesses in downtown Toronto.