Recent legal news
for Ontario.

Giuseppe Ursino, a Bradford resident described as a Mafia leader, receives day parole after serving part of his sentence for drug trafficking and organized crime activities.

A Newmarket woman was convicted of murder in the stabbing death of her ex-boyfriend, despite claiming self-defence.

Toronto police warn residents about a roofing scam where suspects posed as fraud inspectors to solicit unnecessary repairs. Learn how to safeguard your home and your rights.

Ontario police seized $1M in drugs and weapons in a major bust affecting Brantford, London, and Oneida Nation, highlighting ongoing legal and community challenges.

A Pickering man faces over 20 charges for alleged sexual assaults on two minors in Pickering and Toronto, raising concerns about community safety and awareness.

Ontario begins removing bike lanes on major Toronto streets, sparking debate over commuter safety and traffic flow.

Gunfire erupted near Humber College Boulevard in Rexdale, damaging a local business. Police are investigating the incident, which occurred early Tuesday morning.

Brandon Price, a senior detective on the Barry and Honey Sherman murder case, has been promoted and reassigned within the Toronto police, affecting the ongoing investigation.

A Toronto woman has been convicted of second-degree murder after a fatal stabbing in Newmarket. This case highlights the complexities of self-defence claims in Ontario.

A Toronto man faces privacy violation charges after allegedly photographing a minor in a Kew Gardens Park washroom. This incident raises awareness about privacy rights in public spaces.

In a major drug bust, Ontario police dismantled criminal networks in Brant and London, seizing drugs, weapons, and cash. This highlights growing concerns about local safety and legal implications.

An OPP officer in Midland, Ontario, pleaded guilty to driving with a high blood alcohol level while on duty, highlighting concerns about accountability and legal standards for law enforcement.