Ottawa Legal News

An Ottawa dentist suspected in a tragic murder-suicide was reportedly on probation, raising concerns about regulatory communication gaps in Ontario.

Three Peel police officers suspended during the Project South investigation have been cleared and returned to duty, highlighting important aspects of police accountability in Ontario.

A 12-year-old faces charges after using bear spray stolen from Canadian Tire in Hamilton. This incident highlights the broader issue of youth violence in Ontario.

Ontario's new bail reform law aims to keep repeat violent offenders in custody, impacting public safety and legal rights across the province.

Two Jamaican brothers, hired as temporary foreign workers in Ottawa, struggle to recover $178,000 in unpaid wages and damages despite an Ontario Labour Relations Board order.

Marcelo Aravena, involved in the 2006 Ontario biker massacre, has died in custody at Bath Institution's Regional Treatment Centre.

The sentencing hearing for two Burlington women convicted of abusing and murdering their foster son has begun, highlighting critical issues in the foster care system.

An impaired driving incident in Guelph involving a man handing police a potato highlights the importance of understanding your legal rights and potential consequences under Ontario law.

Ontario's new laws starting July 1 mandate ignition interlocks for impaired drivers and crack down on transit drug use, affecting residents across the province.

Ontario's new laws on intimate partner violence emphasize stricter bail conditions and pre-trial detention for strangulation cases, impacting legal proceedings across the province.

A third individual has been charged in the murder of Robert Prevost, whose body was found in the Ottawa River. This case highlights significant legal processes and implications under Ontario law.

Ontario's government declines to increase the cap on temporary foreign workers for rural jobs, citing high youth unemployment as a concern.