Recent legal news
for Ontario.

A 74-year-old Toronto man is accused of attempting to lure children into his car in Caledon, raising concerns about child safety and legal protections.

Police have arrested a suspect in the Burlington hit-and-run at Richmond Road and Maple Avenue, highlighting the importance of understanding your rights in pedestrian accident cases.

Investors in Toronto allege financial planner Serguei Totrov has failed to honor investment guarantees, prompting calls for a police investigation.

A bus driver from Whitby faces charges for a 2025 rollover near Sioux Lookout that injured 33 people, raising questions on passenger rights and compensation.

A Toronto man faces hate-motivated assault charges after holding a knife to a stranger's neck and shouting slurs at a Scarborough bus stop.

The OPP warns Ontario residents about a Zoom scam targeting financial accounts. Learn how to safeguard against fraud.

Peel police are investigating two sexual assaults in Brampton believed to involve the same suspect, urging public vigilance.

Keiosha Ross receives a one-day jail sentence and probation for antisemitic threats against a Toronto Crown attorney, highlighting the role of mental health in legal proceedings.

In Vaughan, a suspected impaired driver was arrested just before his car caught fire, highlighting critical safety and legal concerns for Ontario drivers.

A Toronto police officer admitted to unlawful database access, raising concerns over data misuse and public trust.

Aiden Pleterski, once dubbed Ontario's 'Crypto King,' is heading to trial without a lawyer, raising questions about the seriousness of the charges and implications for investors.

A woman was hospitalized following a stabbing at Oakwood Avenue and Vaughan Road. This incident raises important legal considerations for community safety and victim rights in Ontario.