Recent legal news
for Ontario.

16 years after Sonia Varaschin's tragic murder, the OPP is still actively pursuing leads in Orangeville, urging anyone with information to come forward.

Two hate-motivated assaults in Toronto's downtown core highlight the importance of understanding your rights and seeking legal support.

Several vehicles were set on fire at MP Salma Zahid's home in Scarborough, leading to one arrest and ongoing investigations.

A violent home invasion in Brampton near McLaughlin Road and Steeles Avenue West left two residents shot, highlighting the need for increased community safety and legal awareness.

Allen Corcoran of Belle River was sentenced to six years for sex crimes against minors, highlighting the legal consequences and community impact.

A $50,000 reward is offered for information on the murder of Trent Hunter in Wabaseemoong First Nation, highlighting the ongoing investigation into missing and murdered Indigenous Peoples cases.

A man from Sarnia-Lambton receives a 2.5-year sentence for voyeurism and creating child pornography, following a police investigation revealing serious offenses.

A Toronto woman's bid for medically assisted death due to mental illness was denied by an Ontario court, highlighting critical legal boundaries in MAID eligibility.

A Toronto man faces multiple charges following alleged hate-motivated knife attacks near Queens Quay West and Union Station.

Durham Region police arrested a 41-year-old man for a $1 million romance scam. Learn how this impacts Ontario residents and their legal options.

Two males have been arrested nearly a year after a shooting in Brampton at Dawnridge Trail and Clifton Court, highlighting ongoing concerns about community safety and the legal process.

A chilling video reveals a teen's involvement in a murder-for-hire plot in Toronto, highlighting the alarming use of youth in criminal activities and the legal challenges facing Ontario residents.