Recent legal news
for Ontario.

Durham Regional Police Service's Deputy Chief has retired following a probe into his alleged use of a racial slur, highlighting ongoing concerns about racism within law enforcement.

A Toronto gym teacher's sexual assault charges were stayed due to trial delays caused by the court's overbooking practice, highlighting inefficiencies in Ontario's legal system.

Recent shootings at high-profile locations across Toronto, including the U.S. Consulate, highlight rising boldness among perpetrators, affecting public safety perceptions.

Recent charges in intimate partner violence cases in Rexdale and Toronto highlight growing concerns over compliance with court orders.

Ontario transit officers now have enhanced arrest powers for public drug use, impacting commuter safety across Toronto and other cities.

Ontario Provincial Police are investigating a theft on Argyle Street South in Caledonia, involving stolen vehicle battery cores. Residents are encouraged to assist in the investigation.

A truck driver faces charges after getting stuck at Forks of the Credit Road in Caledon, causing a two-hour road closure and raising awareness of traffic regulations.

A Peterborough man faces serious charges after allegedly giving sexually explicit notes to young girls at Lansdowne Place mall and Prince of Wales School. Authorities are urging other potential victims to come forward.

A Hamilton senior was defrauded of $20,000 in an alleged romance scam, leading to charges against a Niagara Falls woman.

An Uber driver from Etobicoke has been charged after allegedly sexually assaulting a woman twice in Burlington. The incidents took place at the Burlington GO station and a nearby business.

A Peterborough man faces 11 charges linked to child luring, impacting community safety and legal responsibilities in Ontario.

Toronto police have identified two cold case victims using genetic genealogy, shedding light on nearly century-old cases and offering closure to families.