Recent legal news
for Ontario.

In May, North Bay OPP charged 12 drivers with impaired driving, including incidents involving drugs and alcohol on local roads and highways.

A woman was attacked with an aerosol spray at Steeles Ave West and New Westminster Dr, Vaughan. The incident may have broader legal implications for Ontario residents.

An arrest in Toronto raises concerns about child safety and legal protections. Learn what this means for Ontario families.

A Brampton man faces multiple charges in an armoured car theft near Yonge and Dundas, raising concerns about employee misconduct and public safety.

A road rage incident at Yonge Street and May Avenue escalated to a stabbing. Understanding your rights and legal options is crucial after such an event.

A Toronto man is accused of trying to register vehicles fraudulently in Oshawa, highlighting the complexities of vehicle ownership laws in Ontario.

A cyclist's arrest at Queen's Quay W. and Little Norway Crescent raises concerns over police use of force in Toronto, drawing attention to cyclist rights and legal recourse.

A Toronto prosecutor's failure to disclose key video evidence has led to a case dismissal, raising concerns about fair trial rights for Ontario residents.

A driver was tragically struck and killed while outside their vehicle on Highway 401 near Mississauga, highlighting the dangers faced by pedestrians on Ontario highways.

A trial in Prince George addresses a fatal hit-and-run on Victoria Street, emphasizing the importance of understanding legal rights in such accidents.

Toronto police uncover a massive fraud scheme involving fake soccer merchandise linked to men from Milton and Mississauga, impacting local businesses.

An unprovoked assault on a TTC streetcar at Coxwell Avenue and Queen Street East in Leslieville has Toronto police seeking public assistance to identify the suspect.