Recent legal news
for Ontario.

Ontario fines SeatGeek $25,000 for violating ticket resale laws, marking a significant step in consumer protection.

Toronto police are investigating a sexual assault on a TTC streetcar near Queen Street West and Peter Street, urging public vigilance.

A Mississauga woman was injured in a parking lot confrontation at Winston Churchill Blvd and Eglinton Ave West, raising questions about legal rights and responsibilities.

Police seized $2.8 million in cannabis from a grow-op on Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory, charging eight individuals and highlighting the legal boundaries in Ontario's cannabis industry.

Mississauga city council is voting on a one-year halt to large data centres, a move impacting energy use and local development.

The Ontario government's policy of deleting Microsoft Teams messages after 30 days raises transparency concerns and impacts public access to information.

The criminal negligence charge against Toronto doctor Ashwin Maharaj has been withdrawn, but patients are still pursuing civil lawsuits.

Charges against Amit Jalota, an Oakville man involved in the Pearson gold heist, have been dropped, highlighting issues in high-profile criminal investigations.

A Toronto man, Kaden Charles-Robinson, faces further charges after an alleged sexual assault involving another underage victim. The incidents highlight the importance of understanding legal rights and protections in Ontario.

Two women were arrested during a protest near AGO in Toronto, and a separate theft incident occurred in the Rockcliffe Blvd. area, raising questions about legal rights in such situations.

A man in Guelph has been charged after allegedly setting cash traps at ATMs across the city, stealing thousands from unsuspecting users.

Kyle Sequeira, previously found not criminally responsible for the deaths of his parents in Scarborough, is set for community release, raising public safety questions.