Recent legal news
for Ontario.

An unidentified individual is sought in a voyeurism case in Cambridge, while two suspects were arrested after a break-in at Hickory and Hemlock Streets in Waterloo.

A pedestrian was struck by a vehicle on Viscount Road, Mississauga, during a police presence, prompting an SIU investigation.

A multi-vehicle accident at Jane Street and Stong Court in North York sent five people, including two children, to hospital, raising important considerations for injury claims and compensation.

An altercation involving a possible stabbing at a Cooksville plaza in Mississauga sends two individuals to the hospital, raising concerns about community safety and legal proceedings.

A serious domestic violence incident at Sheppard Ave West and Jane St in North York has led to a man's arrest and a woman's hospitalization.

A Toronto court has released the alleged shooter of the U.S. Consulate on bail, prompting concerns amid ongoing trade tensions.

A 53-year-old masseur in Toronto's Chinatown has been charged with sexual assault. Authorities urge potential victims to come forward.

A hit-and-run incident at Lansdowne and Brandon Avenues in Toronto has left a pedestrian seriously injured. While police have found the car involved, the driver remains at large.

Two arrests have been made in a $3.5 million investment fraud case in Toronto, with a third suspect still at large. Residents should be aware of their legal protections against such schemes.

A Markham man faces charges after an indecent act was caught on camera at McCowan Road and Highway 7 East, sparking community concern.

A Leamington drug dealer receives a four-year sentence for selling a fatal fentanyl dose, highlighting the ongoing opioid crisis in Ontario.

Starting September 8, fare evasion penalties on GO Transit and UP Express will increase significantly, with fines reaching up to $1,000 for repeat offenders.