Recent legal news
for Ontario.

A tragic collision on Airport Road in Brampton left a man dead and a woman critically injured, highlighting the importance of road safety and legal recourse for accident victims.

The Jennifer Pan murder plot concludes with a manslaughter conviction in Newmarket, highlighting complex legal implications for involved parties.

A violent altercation in Toronto's Entertainment District has led to charges against eight men, highlighting concerns about public safety and legal responses to such incidents.

The Ontario government proposes a new policy to prevent retail, hospitality, and food service workers from paying for uniforms, addressing a common industry practice.

A violent home invasion near Frederick Pearson Street and John Candy Drive has East Gwillimbury residents on edge, prompting discussions on community safety and legal recourse.

A major investigation in York Region has led to 33 arrests and 337 charges related to over 125 residential break-ins. Find out why this matters to Ontario residents.

A widespread roofing scam in Toronto involves fake repairs and impersonation, costing homeowners substantial sums.

Peel Police arrest two men for fuel-card fraud schemes at gas stations in Mississauga, impacting local businesses and drivers.

Fifteen individuals, including a Vaughan pastor, charged in a fraud scheme siphoning nearly $100,000 from York Region's homelessness prevention program.

Ontario is planning a major expansion of its jail capacity, adding nearly 6,000 beds by 2050 to address overcrowding issues.

A teen has admitted guilt to the brutal murder of Eleanor Doney in Pickering, raising concerns about public safety and youth crime in Ontario.

A serious collision at Ellesmere Road and Dolly Varden Boulevard in Scarborough has sent one driver to the hospital, highlighting critical road safety concerns.