Recent legal news
for Ontario.

Quebec's new law tying doctor compensation to performance is facing legal challenges, impacting healthcare dynamics across Canada, including Ontario.

A serious collision at Rexdale Boulevard and Kipling Avenue in Etobicoke left two people hospitalized, emphasizing the need for caution and awareness on the roads.

The Anglican Diocese of Edmonton questions Alberta's decision to use the notwithstanding clause to end a teachers' strike, raising concerns about potential impacts on fundamental freedoms across Canada.

The Canadian government has announced a reduction in temporary immigration targets over the next three years, impacting many in Ontario.

High youth unemployment in Ontario prompts federal action, highlighting the importance of understanding employment rights and protections.

A recent poll reveals that immigrants in Canada prefer lower annual immigration levels than those outlined in the federal budget, impacting Ontario's immigration policies.

The federal government plans significant reductions in temporary immigration levels across Canada, impacting Ontario residents and potential newcomers.

The 2025 federal budget introduces cuts to Canada's permanent and temporary resident admissions, affecting immigration plans across Ontario.

Tamara Lich has appealed her mischief conviction tied to the 2022 Freedom Convoy protests in downtown Ottawa.

Justice Minister Sean Fraser rejects using the notwithstanding clause to overturn a Supreme Court decision on mandatory minimum sentences for child pornography, affecting judicial discretion in Ontario.

The Supreme Court of Canada has nullified mandatory minimum sentences for child pornography possession, prompting legal and political responses across the country.

A fatal collision at Queen Street and Chinguacousy Road in Brampton highlights serious legal consequences for involved parties.