Recent legal news
for Ontario.

A Burlington couple who defrauded 107 victims of $265,000 in a fake Taylor Swift ticket scam will likely avoid jail time, receiving conditional sentences.

A volunteer for Mississauga mayoral candidate Alvin Tedjo was reportedly attacked with a knife while putting up election signs in the Truscott Drive and Southdown Road area. The incident highlights growing concerns over civility and safety …

The trial has commenced for a nephew and uncle jointly charged with the second-degree murder of Dacia Mbongo, who was fatally shot near Woodbine Beach in October 2024.

A 56-year-old Toronto man was charged with possessing child sexual abuse material following a police investigation and search warrant in the Swansea neighbourhood.

Toronto police have issued a Canada-wide warrant for Cody Rudifo in connection with the homicide of Christopher Gordon in the Lawrence Heights neighbourhood.

A senior Toronto police officer, Insp. Mike Hayles, was charged with impaired driving after being found asleep behind the wheel in Leaside, raising questions about accountability and road safety for all Ontario drivers.

Toronto police are searching for a second suspect involved in a July 12, 2026 shooting at Polson Pier, which led to injuries and a stolen car incident, highlighting ongoing public safety concerns in the city.

A jury in London, Ontario, has been presented with forensic evidence, including bullet paths and blood, in the trial of Zachary McDermott, accused of second-degree murder in a 2018 fatal shooting.

Two Canadian Armed Forces members based in Toronto were arrested in August 2026 on charges including kidnapping, organized crime, and weapons theft.

Two individuals from Toronto have been charged and another is wanted in connection with a fatal vehicle fire in September 2026 where a man's body was found in a burnt-out car.

A Toronto police inspector faces two impaired driving charges after being found asleep behind the wheel in Leaside, raising questions about accountability and road safety.

Durham Regional Police are investigating a man who allegedly used fake documents to buy three vehicles, shipped them overseas, and then fled the country, as part of a larger criminal tourism network.