Recent legal news
for Ontario.

An Ontario court has awarded damages against a lawyer for trust fund misappropriation, highlighting the importance of client protections in legal agreements.

Toronto police are seeking three suspects involved in a downtown assault near King Street West and Spadina Avenue, with implications for public safety and legal rights.

In Brampton, a police officer was struck by a vehicle during a traffic stop at Peel Centre Drive, highlighting the importance of understanding traffic laws and rights.

A dramatic police chase in Aurora highlights the risks and legal implications for Ontario drivers involved in similar incidents.

In a significant development, police have arrested a third suspect in the Vaughan double homicide, highlighting ongoing concerns about public safety and law enforcement in Ontario.

A courtroom in Calgary has seen further proceedings in the tragic case of a father accused of murdering his two children, highlighting critical legal processes and protections.

Six individuals have been charged for a robbery at Queen Street East and Empire Avenue, Toronto. Discover how this impacts legal rights for residents.

Durham police uncovered a criminal tourism network targeting locals, leading to $2.6M in losses and 46 arrests.

Three men have been arrested in connection with a fatal double shooting in Vaughan near Huntington Road and Kirby Road. This incident underscores the importance of understanding your rights in criminal cases.

The OPP has charged a suspect in the year-old homicide case of a Clarence-Rockland man, highlighting critical legal processes and implications for Ontario residents.

The Supreme Court of Canada clarifies that a landmark Ontario criminal case can guide appellate reviews but not trial decisions, affecting how evidence is evaluated in court.

An OPP officer was dismissed for a breach of trust involving preferential treatment to GTA tow companies, highlighting concerns about law enforcement integrity.