Recent legal news
for Ontario.

In Brampton, a police officer was struck by a vehicle during a traffic stop at Peel Centre Drive, highlighting the importance of understanding traffic laws and rights.

A dramatic police chase in Aurora highlights the risks and legal implications for Ontario drivers involved in similar incidents.

In a significant development, police have arrested a third suspect in the Vaughan double homicide, highlighting ongoing concerns about public safety and law enforcement in Ontario.

A courtroom in Calgary has seen further proceedings in the tragic case of a father accused of murdering his two children, highlighting critical legal processes and protections.

Six individuals have been charged for a robbery at Queen Street East and Empire Avenue, Toronto. Discover how this impacts legal rights for residents.

Durham police uncovered a criminal tourism network targeting locals, leading to $2.6M in losses and 46 arrests.

Three men have been arrested in connection with a fatal double shooting in Vaughan near Huntington Road and Kirby Road. This incident underscores the importance of understanding your rights in criminal cases.

The OPP has charged a suspect in the year-old homicide case of a Clarence-Rockland man, highlighting critical legal processes and implications for Ontario residents.

The Supreme Court of Canada clarifies that a landmark Ontario criminal case can guide appellate reviews but not trial decisions, affecting how evidence is evaluated in court.

An OPP officer was dismissed for a breach of trust involving preferential treatment to GTA tow companies, highlighting concerns about law enforcement integrity.

A man was arrested at Queen Street East and Broadview Avenue for criminal harassment, raising awareness of legal rights and protections in Ontario.

Ontario will take over the Gardiner Expressway and Don Valley Parkway in fall 2027, impacting Toronto commuters and infrastructure funding.