Recent legal news
for Ontario.

The Ontario Science Centre has laid off its entire science department amid restructuring plans, sparking concerns about employee rights and future employment opportunities.

The OPP continues to seek public assistance in solving the 2010 murder of Sonia Varaschin in Caledon, Ontario, urging anyone with information to come forward as they leverage modern DNA technology.

Toronto police arrest a second suspect in the 2022 murder of Ding Ping Wang, highlighting ongoing efforts to solve the case.

A Scarborough business has been fined for selling prohibited snakehead fish, highlighting the importance of understanding invasive species laws in Ontario.

Four teens were arrested for a series of smash-and-grab thefts across the GTA, raising concerns about youth crime and organized networks.

Two North York teens face multiple charges after an e-bike theft led police to uncover firearms. Learn how this impacts community safety and legal consequences.

A criminal network in Durham and Toronto was dismantled after a series of high-value thefts and break-ins, raising concerns about regional security and legal repercussions.

Four teenagers face over 200 charges after a series of smash-and-grab thefts across Toronto and Durham, affecting local businesses and community safety.

Human remains found in a wooded area near Anne Street South in Barrie have been identified as one of the victims in last year's gruesome double homicide.

Halton Regional Police are investigating a homicide at a Burlington apartment on Glencrest Road. A suspect has been apprehended in Niagara Falls.

A Toronto family is suing the city and province after their son was severely injured at a dangerous crossing where a speed camera had been removed.

Toronto's Project South corruption probe sees key charges against police officers and alleged co-conspirators proceed to trial, highlighting serious allegations of obstruction and bribery.