Legal News That Matters to You

Nichelle Nikiss Rowe wins a stay on her deportation, shedding light on the complex immigration system as it affects GTA residents.

Ontario's minimum wage will increase to $17.95 an hour starting October 1, 2026, affecting workers across the province.

A Mississauga man faces 31 charges related to break-ins across Peel Region, with $200,000 in stolen goods recovered.

A vehicle was intentionally set ablaze at the University of Toronto’s St. George campus, prompting a police search for the suspect. Residents should be aware of potential safety and legal implications.

Starting April 1, Ontario expands its tow truck zones across more highways, impacting accident response and towing services in areas like Mississauga, Brampton, and Toronto.

A Thornhill lawyer's bail is under scrutiny as prosecutors appeal the decision, highlighting concerns about public safety and legal procedures.

A woman was hospitalized after being hit by a vehicle at Gerrard Street and Broadview Avenue in Toronto's Riverdale neighborhood, highlighting the importance of pedestrian safety.

The sexual assault trial of Frank Stronach in Toronto raises questions about investigative processes and the presumption of innocence in Ontario.

Two suspects turned themselves in after a replica gun was found at a high school basketball game in Oshawa, highlighting legal concerns for Ontario residents.

A federal judge dismissed a CRA motion in John Tavares's tax dispute over an $8 million reassessment, impacting tax rules for pro athletes.

Mikhail Grabovski, coaching the Markham Waxers, faces assault charges after a playoff game incident at Markham Village Arena.

Thieves in Vaughan have been using hidden cameras to record homeowners' routines before committing break-ins, raising concerns about home security across Ontario.