Recent legal news
for Ontario.

Derek McCormick, a former Toronto police officer, has pleaded guilty to theft and breach of trust in the Project South corruption investigation, raising concerns about police integrity and community trust.

Six individuals from Toronto, Aurora, and Vaughan face 40 charges in a major cocaine trafficking investigation, with implications for community safety and legal rights in the GTA.

A 16-year-old was arrested in Hamilton after a fast-food receipt left in a stolen SUV led police to his location.

New StatCan data shows a decrease in crime rates across Toronto and Ontario, but concerns about community safety remain.

A SickKids doctor in Toronto faces license suspension after being charged with child sexual abuse material offenses.

The family of two teens shot by police in Innisfil is suing for $17.5 million, raising questions about police conduct during mental health crises.

A youth was sexually assaulted on a TTC bus near Victoria Park Avenue and Danforth Avenue. Police are seeking public help to identify the suspect.

Two alleged MS-13 gang members from Mississauga and Toronto have been charged in a Peel human trafficking investigation, Project Mermaid, involving the exploitation of a female victim across the GTA.

A commercial building in Scarborough, housing both businesses and residences, caught fire shortly after a reported break-in, displacing approximately 10 people and prompting a suspicious investigation.

Two suspects are wanted for break-ins at Great Hobbies in Oshawa, highlighting the importance of security measures and legal options for local businesses.

Two suspects are on the run after a murder in Niagara Falls, last seen driving a damaged Toyota Camry. Ontario residents should remain vigilant.

Toronto officer Const. Derek McCormick pleads guilty to breach of trust and theft, marking a key moment in the Project South police corruption investigation.