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Updated January 23, 2026 at 02:03 p.m. ET
Toronto police officer charged with theft for allegedly taking found property
CityNews Toronto Legal News

Toronto Officer Charged with Theft: What It Means for You

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.

UL Lawyers Insight

"For Ontario residents, this incident is a reminder of the critical role that accountability plays in public service. Whe…"

Lamborghini driver arrested after alleged hit-and-run in Harbourfront area.
CityNews Toronto Motor Vehicle Accident

Toronto Hit-and-Run: Know Your Rights and Legal Options

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.

UL Lawyers Insight

"For Ontario residents, this incident underscores the legal responsibilities of drivers and the rights of pedestrians. Fl…"

Ford defends funding to company now being investigated by police
CBC | Toronto News Legal News

Ontario Funding Probe: What Residents Should Know

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.

UL Lawyers Insight

"For Ontario residents, this investigation raises questions about how government funds are allocated and the checks in pl…"

Liquor license revoked at Etobicoke bar for allegedly purchasing stolen alcohol
CityNews Toronto Legal News

Etobicoke Bar Loses Liquor License Over Stolen Alcohol Allegations

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

UL Lawyers Insight

"For residents and business owners in Ontario, this situation highlights the legal responsibilities associated with holdi…"

Liberals seek to declare 'femicide' as first-degree murder, restore mandatory minimum sentences
National Post - Canada Legal News

Ontario Law Changes: Femicide and Sentencing Reforms

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.

UL Lawyers Insight

"These proposed legal changes could have a profound impact on how crimes are prosecuted across Ontario. Classifying femic…"

Pedestrian struck by vehicle near Yonge and Sheppard, seriously injured
CityNews Toronto Motor Vehicle Accident

Pedestrian Injured in North York Accident Near Yonge

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.

UL Lawyers Insight

"For Ontario residents, pedestrian safety is a critical concern, with busy intersections like Sheppard Avenue East posing…"

Co-accused testifies at Ontario murder trial for 1st time. ‘I always wanted them,’ she says of brothers
CBC | Toronto News Legal News

Milton Trial Highlights Child Abuse Allegations in Adoption Case

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.

UL Lawyers Insight

"This case underscores serious concerns about the accountability of child welfare organizations in Ontario, particularly…"

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