Legal News That Matters to You

The Ontario government faces criticism over plans to potentially take control of City-owned land at Exhibition Place in Toronto, raising concerns among local officials.

A car crashed into Zak’s Home Hardware on Central Avenue in Saskatoon. Ontario residents should consider how such incidents highlight the importance of understanding their legal rights in motor vehicle accidents.

An 18-year-old man's death at Square One Shopping Centre in Mississauga prompts an SIU investigation into police conduct.

A Regina jury found the accused guilty of second-degree murder in the 2006 death of Misha Pavelick, offering closure to a long-unsolved case.

Peel Region receives $103.4 million in federal funding to enhance housing and support services for refugees and asylum claimants, impacting local communities like Mississauga and Brampton.

Ontario's recent ban on speed cameras could impact road safety and traffic enforcement, prompting concerns among Toronto officials.

New U.S. visa policies could deny entry to Canadians with certain health conditions, impacting visa applicants from cities like Toronto and Mississauga.

The Supreme Court of Canada upholds impaired driving convictions based on breath tests, reinforcing legal processes in Ontario.

A bus crash at Valhallavägen in Stockholm led to fatalities and injuries, prompting concerns on pedestrian safety and legal rights in Ontario.

A Toronto man faces charges after an alleged hate-motivated assault near Bathurst Street and Baycrest Avenue, highlighting the need for awareness and legal recourse in hate crime incidents.

Ontario's government considers overseeing the Real Estate Council following concerns of fund mismanagement, impacting real estate practices in Toronto and beyond.

A crossing guard was fatally struck by a vehicle at Mohawk Road and Upper Wentworth Street in Hamilton, highlighting pedestrian safety concerns.