Recent legal news
for Ontario.

Ontario is rolling out new legislation to modify school board governance, focusing on accountability and operational oversight, affecting how local education systems are managed.

Ontario plans to increase injured workers' benefits and extend coverage beyond age 65, with changes affecting retirement home workers.

A hit-and-run at Bovaird Drive West and McLaughlin Road in Brampton has left a young man critically injured, prompting a police investigation and calls for witnesses.

An 80-year-old woman is critically injured after a vehicle struck her near Prince Arthur Avenue and Avenue Road in Yorkville, Toronto, raising concerns about pedestrian safety in the area.

Tragedy struck at Brampton's Heart Lake Conservation Area when a canoe capsized, leaving one man dead. This incident raises questions about safety and legal access in closed areas.

Two Toronto police officers were injured during an assault investigation at Bathurst Street and Wilson Avenue, raising concerns about officer safety and public security in North York.

A serious three-vehicle crash at Islington Avenue and Albion Road in Etobicoke left a man critically injured, with one driver fleeing the scene.

Ontario is considering allowing cannabis stores to open as early as 7 a.m., aligning their hours with alcohol retailers and aiming to curb illicit market sales.

An Ajax resident has been charged with criminal harassment and threats linked to a suspected hate crime case involving anti-Jewish comments.

A woman faces charges for impaired driving after a two-vehicle collision at Glen Erin Drive and Aquitaine Avenue in Mississauga, highlighting the ongoing risks of impaired driving in Ontario.

A 28-year-old man is wanted in connection with a stabbing near Anne Street North and Donald Street in Barrie, raising concerns about community safety and legal consequences.

A lockdown at the University of Ottawa due to a violent threat raises concerns over campus safety protocols and communication methods.