Recent legal news
for Ontario.

Two Ajax Soccer Club executives face charges after allegedly defrauding over $650,000, shedding light on financial oversight issues and legal recourse options.

Two men in Hamilton face charges following a carjacking at Mall Road, where a 62-year-old woman was attacked and her vehicle stolen.

Toronto police have dismantled a gun trafficking network, arresting three suspects and recovering firearms and ammunition in Toronto and Markham.

Melanie Ethier's disappearance in Temiskaming Shores remains unsolved 30 years later, highlighting ongoing challenges in missing persons cases across Ontario.

Mason Jenkins, convicted of murdering his sister in Chatham, has escaped from Kingston's Collins Bay Institution, raising public safety concerns across Ontario.

A Toronto father was mistakenly shot in a North Etobicoke neighborhood, highlighting safety concerns and the need for community action.

Two Toronto residents face first-degree murder charges for a Vaughan homicide, following a police investigation uncovering illegal firearms and drugs.

A senior London police officer was suspended after a video showed improper gun storage outside a Toronto restaurant, raising safety and conduct concerns.

An OPP team leader in Orillia faces serious charges related to child exploitation, raising concerns about public trust and police accountability.

Jennifer Gaskin is appealing her 2002 manslaughter conviction in Toronto, as new evidence questions the shaken baby syndrome diagnosis.

Jennifer Gaskin was acquitted by the Ontario Court of Appeal for the 1999 death of her infant son, overturning a conviction based on discredited shaken baby syndrome.

A violent carjacking at 86 Mall Rd., Hamilton, leaves a 62-year-old woman injured, highlighting the need for legal awareness on personal safety and rights.