Recent legal news
for Ontario.

OPP Constable Tarun Bali's funeral will be held in Mississauga after his tragic death in the line of duty in Hearst, Ont. This service highlights the risks faced by police officers and the importance of community support.

A Toronto police officer was injured after being struck by a vehicle on the Leaside Bridge in East York. The incident highlights the importance of understanding your rights following motor vehicle accidents in Ontario.

A man faces 19 charges after assaults and vehicle damage near Coxwell and Danforth avenues in Toronto, emphasizing the importance of knowing your legal rights.

A stabbing incident occurred in Toronto's Parkdale neighborhood at King Street West and Dufferin Street, leaving a man injured and the suspect still at large.

Police seized nearly $10,000 in suspected fentanyl at the North Bay courthouse, raising concerns about security and public safety.

Following a tragic crash at 4th Line and Wellington Road 12 in Mapleton Township, OPP launches an intersection safety campaign to prevent future accidents.

A former TDSB executive alleges systemic antisemitism in a multimillion-dollar lawsuit, raising important concerns about workplace discrimination in Ontario.

An Ontario man found not criminally responsible for harassing Indiana grandparents was denied a conditional discharge, highlighting issues in the NCR process.

A woman is sought by police for a hate-motivated assault on a streetcar near Kensington Market in Toronto, raising concerns about public safety and legal protections.

A Brampton man was arrested for allegedly striking a police officer with a vehicle during a traffic stop near Hurontario Street and Steeles Avenue. This incident highlights important legal considerations for Ontario drivers.

An 18-year-old was arrested following a shooting at the U.S. Consulate in Toronto, highlighting concerns over public safety and legal protection in the community.

Seven men arrested on Canada-wide warrants and charged with second-degree murder in the May 31 killing of Anthony Taylor, 28, at a Toronto Community Housing building near Queens Plate Drive and Rexdale Boulevard in Etobicoke.