Recent legal news
for Ontario.

A violent assault at a nightclub on King Street West in Toronto prompts a police search. Understand the legal implications and your rights in such cases.

A judge in Milton, Ontario challenges new cash bail rules by releasing a suspect without a deposit, raising concerns about the legislation's fairness.

A Whitby father, Jason Munroe, won't face a longer sentence for shooting at intruders who shot his son. The Ontario Court of Appeal upheld his house arrest and probation.

Toronto police have identified Jose Mario Recinos, 58, in relation to a recent sexual assault at University Avenue and College Street. Residents need to be aware of ongoing safety and legal rights.

The Toronto Regional Real Estate Board faces division as its president remains in place amid a brokerage investigation, raising ethical concerns.

A tragic collision at Sheppard Avenue East and Grand River Boulevard in Scarborough leaves a motorcyclist dead. Learn what this means for road safety and legal options in Ontario.

The WSIB's decision to cut 466 jobs in various Ontario cities affects workers' rights and access to essential services like claims management.

A Toronto man faces serious charges in a human trafficking case involving a woman from Northern Ontario, highlighting the ongoing fight against this crime.

A Toronto social worker faces fraud charges for working with suspended credentials, highlighting the importance of verifying professional qualifications.

A Toronto man faces charges for exposing himself in Markham, raising safety concerns and highlighting legal protections for victims.

A Vaughan soccer coach faces sexual assault charges, raising concerns about youth safety in private sports lessons.

Ontario's teachers and the government are at odds over contract negotiations, impacting the start of the school year for students across the province.