Legal News That Matters to You

A Mississauga woman faces multiple charges after Toronto police seized $75,000 in drugs and a loaded firearm during a Peel Region search.

A Toronto police officer from 52 Division faces theft charges after allegedly taking found property. This incident raises concerns about accountability and trust in law enforcement.

A Lamborghini driver allegedly hit a pedestrian at Queens Quay East and Yonge Street in Toronto, raising awareness about pedestrian safety and legal recourse for victims.

An Ontario company, Keel Digital Solutions, is under police investigation for funding irregularities. Ontario residents should be aware of the implications for government funding processes.

Southside Johnny's Bar in Etobicoke had its liquor license revoked after allegedly buying stolen alcohol, raising questions about business integrity and legal compliance.

A North York incident involving tire punctures prompts drivers at Jane Street and Wilson Avenue to check their vehicles for damage.

A Toronto woman receives a year-long jail sentence after her dog attacks a child, highlighting the legal responsibilities of pet ownership in Ontario.

Proposed changes in Ontario aim to classify femicide as first-degree murder and restore mandatory minimum sentences for certain offenses, affecting legal outcomes across the province.

Canada aims to address doctor shortages by fast-tracking permanent residency for foreign physicians, impacting Ontario's healthcare landscape.

A pedestrian was seriously injured at Sheppard Avenue East and Doris Avenue in North York, highlighting the risks pedestrians face in busy intersections across Ontario.

A 64-year-old pedestrian was struck and killed by a dump truck near Bloomington and Kennedy Roads in Whitchurch-Stouffville.

In a Milton courtroom, Brandy Cooney testified in a first-degree murder trial involving severe child abuse allegations against a boy she and her wife sought to adopt.