Legal News That Matters to You

Food bank visits have doubled in Canada, with a significant rise among newcomers. This highlights the urgent need for improved support systems.

Ontario plans to remove speed cameras across the province in two weeks, affecting how road safety is managed in cities like Toronto and Brampton.

The end of Canada's Blood Safety Contribution Program is raising concerns in Ontario. This decision impacts blood safety monitoring and underscores the importance of planning for unforeseen health risks.

Ontario and Webequie First Nation have partnered to accelerate road development to the Ring of Fire, promising economic growth for northern communities.

Ottawa's recent immigration cuts are affecting housing and labor markets in Ontario. Here's what this means for you and your family.

An alleged impaired driver in Scarborough damaged a building, struck three cars, and caused a gas leak near Kingston Road and Victoria Park Avenue.

Families in Ontario face over five-year waits for autism services. This delay impacts thousands of children and their families across the province.

Small businesses in Ontario face challenges with IRCC service delays, impacting their ability to hire foreign workers. Learn how this affects your business and immigration options.

CSIS employees in Ottawa reveal systemic workplace issues, prompting discussions on employee rights and morale in Ontario.

A second man has been charged in a fatal stabbing at Lake Shore Boulevard West and Islington Avenue. This development highlights important legal rights for Ontario residents.

The trial of Damian Hudson, accused of murdering Toronto mother Karolina Huebner-Makurat, has begun in Leslieville. This case highlights critical issues of public safety and legal accountability in our communities.

The LCBO has been fined $80,000 after a worker suffered critical injuries during a training session at a warehouse in London, Ontario. The incident highlights the importance of workplace safety regulations.