Recent legal news
for Ontario.

A Toronto man was arrested in a firearms investigation linked to 2025 shootings in a tow truck turf war, highlighting ongoing safety concerns in the city.

A firearm investigation at a downtown Toronto hotel near King Street West and Blue Jays Way results in one arrest and a search for another suspect, highlighting the legal complexities involved in such cases.

Toronto police have banned anti-Israel protests in the Jewish neighbourhood near Bathurst and Sheppard to address safety concerns amid rising antisemitic violence.

The Ontario legislature is debating a bill to exempt Premier Doug Ford's cellphone records from freedom-of-information laws, a move raising transparency concerns.

A single-vehicle crash on Highway 403 near Hurontario Street in Mississauga has left a driver critically injured, prompting a prolonged closure of westbound lanes.

Police recover $800K in stolen luxury vehicles in Peel Region, disrupting a major car theft operation targeting high-end cars.

Ontario proposes taking over Toronto-owned land to expand Billy Bishop Airport, potentially impacting city control and development plans.

Recent antisemitic attacks at North York and Thornhill synagogues prompt calls for stronger government action, affecting safety and legal rights of Jewish communities in Ontario.

An impaired driving incident involving an SUV and a GO bus in St. Catharines has led to multiple hospitalizations and highlights the importance of road safety.

A serious two-vehicle crash at Erin Mills Parkway and Dundas Street West in Mississauga has left a woman injured, highlighting the importance of legal support for accident victims.

Ontario's government plans to exempt cabinet records from freedom-of-information laws, sparking debate over transparency and accountability.

A man has been charged with second-degree murder following the discovery of a woman's body in Toronto's Threadneedle Crescent area, marking the city's fourth homicide of 2026.