Recent legal news
for Ontario.

A stabbing during a brawl at Simcoe and John streets in Oshawa raises questions about legal enforcement and public safety.

A Canada Day stabbing on Camor Court in Scarborough leads to one arrest, raising questions about legal rights and safety in Ontario.

Toronto police warn of a 'work task' scam where victims are tricked into sending money to keep their job ratings intact on a fake platform.

A shooting at Georgetown's Dominion Gardens Park and the discovery of a deceased cyclist near Brantford raise safety and legal concerns for Ontario residents.

A boating incident on the Otonabee River near Peterborough resulted in a drowning and charges for impaired operation. The event highlights legal consequences and safety concerns for boaters in Ontario.

After 38 years, Bradley Verbeek, a teen missing from London, has been identified as the victim of a 1988 motorcycle crash at Harbord and George Streets in Toronto.

A Brampton ride share driver has been charged with sexual assault after an incident in Toronto. The case highlights safety concerns for passengers using ride share services.

A man in Toronto's east end has been charged following an unprovoked stabbing near Danforth Avenue and Main Street. Residents should understand their legal protections and options.

York Regional Police launch a three-month project to curb organized retail theft in Aurora and Newmarket, impacting local store security.

A man was charged after a suspected hate-motivated assault in North York, Toronto, raising concerns about safety and legal protections for victims.

A Cambridge contractor reports cheque theft and fraud from a community mailbox, prompting investigations by police and Canada Post.

Paulo Da Silva, newly appointed Chief of York Regional Police, emphasizes integrity and community engagement as his guiding principles.