Recent legal news
for Ontario.

Jennifer Gaskin is appealing her 2002 manslaughter conviction in Toronto, as new evidence questions the shaken baby syndrome diagnosis.

Jennifer Gaskin was acquitted by the Ontario Court of Appeal for the 1999 death of her infant son, overturning a conviction based on discredited shaken baby syndrome.

A violent carjacking at 86 Mall Rd., Hamilton, leaves a 62-year-old woman injured, highlighting the need for legal awareness on personal safety and rights.

A Toronto woman faces charges following an alleged break-in at a provincial government office, raising concerns over security and legal consequences.

A Tesla SUV struck two Durham police officers in Oshawa during an arrest investigation, leading to charges against Yaseen Waggan, 23, from Ajax.

A 65-year-old Kitchener man is charged with multiple break-ins in Milton, Cambridge, and Elora. Here's what Ontario residents need to know.

A sexual assault occurred at Rouge River Park in Scarborough, leaving Ontario residents concerned about safety and legal rights.

A Tesla SUV struck two police officers in Oshawa during a high-speed incident, prompting a search for the driver and raising legal questions about road safety.

A Kitchener man faces charges for hate-motivated threats against Jews, highlighting growing concerns about antisemitic incidents in Ontario.

A Six Nations man received house arrest for dangerous driving causing the death of a 12-year-old and injuring her mother near Brantford.

Const. Elias Mouawad, a Toronto police officer, pled guilty to unauthorized computer use in connection with Project South, highlighting integrity risks within law enforcement.

Stelco is laying off 350 workers at its Hamilton plant as the company shifts production to its Lake Erie Works facility, raising concerns about employee rights and compensation.