Recent legal news
for Ontario.

A Durham police officer has been charged with assault during an arrest, sparking concerns about public trust and police accountability in Ontario.

An Ottawa youth has been found guilty of terrorism-related charges in a plot to harm Jewish people, highlighting the serious legal consequences of such offenses in Ontario.

A stabbing at Dundas Street East and Seaton Street in Cabbagetown leaves a man seriously injured, with Toronto police searching for the suspect.

York Regional Police have identified a suspect vehicle in a fatal hit-and-run that killed a 60-year-old woman on Pine Valley Drive, Vaughan. Residents should be aware of legal rights following such accidents.

Durham police's months-long operation in downtown Oshawa led to nearly 500 arrests, highlighting intensified efforts against theft and drug-related crimes.

A tragic hit-and-run in Vaughan involving a white van has led to a police investigation. Here's how it affects your rights and legal options.

A 92-year-old Toronto tenant appeals a dismissed bad faith eviction claim, raising concerns about tenant protection under Ontario law.

Aiden Pleterski, known as the 'Crypto King', appeared in a Toronto courtroom to give a victim impact statement at the sentencing of his kidnapper, highlighting the complex intersection of crime and financial fraud in Ontario.

An unsanctioned Homecoming gathering in Guelph's Chancellor’s Way drew 15,000 people, resulting in significant police response and costs.

A Burlington vape store owner faces multiple sexual assault charges, impacting community safety and highlighting legal rights for victims.

A former aquatic supervisor at Orillia's recreation centre has pleaded guilty to assaulting a teenage girl, highlighting community safety concerns.

A construction company owner in Ajax is charged with fraud after leaving a $56K home project unfinished, raising concerns for homeowners across Ontario.