Recent legal news
for Ontario.

A fatal MiWay bus crash at Derry Road and Rexwood Road in Mississauga is under scrutiny as the defense argues brake failure against charges of dangerous driving.

Modcity developer accused of illegally cutting trees on Kirknewton Road before property ownership transfer, raising significant legal and community concerns in Toronto.

Toronto drivers can seek reimbursement for pothole damages, impacting car repair costs across the city.

A single-vehicle crash on Highway 407 at Thickson Road North in Whitby left a driver injured and required an airlift to a trauma center. Ontario residents should be aware of the implications for road safety and accident claims.

A pedestrian was struck by a vehicle at Brock Road and Dellbrook Avenue in Pickering, resulting in life-threatening injuries. This highlights the importance of road safety and understanding legal rights after such incidents.

An Ottawa youth invites a guilty verdict in terrorism charges, sparking significant legal discussions in Ontario.

Images of a suspect in a sexual assault near Church Street and The Esplanade have been released by Toronto police.

A female youth was allegedly assaulted on a York Region bus near Yonge Street and Royal Orchard Boulevard, prompting a police search for the suspect.

In north Etobicoke, residents clash with a developer over a controversial eightplex project, raising concerns about zoning practices and community impact.

An Indian-born man fled Canada after being convicted of sexual assault, raising concerns about immigration and legal accountability in Ontario.

A Toronto police officer was charged with unauthorized computer use after allegedly accessing private police databases unlawfully, raising concerns about privacy rights for Ontario residents.

A 14-year-old in Oshawa was charged after waving an imitation firearm at Harmony Road North and Coldstream Drive school, underscoring the importance of understanding legal consequences for youth.