Recent legal news
for Ontario.

The Ontario Court of Justice has declared the provincial sex offender registry unconstitutional due to its broad application, impacting the rights of offenders and police investigation processes.

A Toronto man faces 22 charges after police find weapons, ammo, marijuana, and cash at a Sheppard and Weston Road address, raising concerns about community safety and legal repercussions.

Hamilton Mayor Andrea Horwath is in a legal dispute over a dilapidated home at 76 West Avenue North, involving her ex-partner and the City of Hamilton.

Three Toronto residents face charges in a $360,000 fraud case involving fake invoices in Markham, affecting local businesses.

A suspect in a violent stabbing at Hamilton's Red Rose Motel has been arrested in the GTA, with $30K in gold bars seized, highlighting serious crime concerns.

Toronto and York Region police are investigating targeted shootings in Rexdale and Vaughan, seeking public assistance to solve these cases.

Shots were fired at Temple Emanu‑El in North York, prompting a police investigation and raising community safety concerns.

Durham Police have issued a community safety alert for Oshawa residents due to the release of a convicted murderer on temporary absence, highlighting the importance of public awareness and safety measures.

A young girl was injured in a hit-and-run at Jane and John Streets in Toronto, leaving her family searching for justice amid her recovery.

Prosecutors in Toronto seek to withdraw a historic sexual assault charge against Frank Stronach, citing insufficient evidence for conviction.

Peel Police have reclassified the 2022 disappearance of a Mississauga woman near Queen Frederica Drive as a homicide, urging public assistance.

Two 14-year-olds in Whitby face charges after using a taser in a robbery near Taunton Road East and Garden Street, highlighting concerns about youth crime.