Recent legal news
for Ontario.

An attempted murder charge follows a stabbing on a MiWay bus at Waitline Ave and Hurontario St, raising concerns about public safety and legal repercussions.

Hamilton police charged 32 people in a large-scale organized theft at local Home Depot stores, impacting local businesses and consumers.

A 17-year-old male was critically injured in a stabbing on a MiWay bus in Mississauga, with an 18-year-old female suspect now in custody. This incident raises concerns about public safety and legal consequences in Ontario.

Following a tragic shooting at the Salsa on St. Clair festival, Toronto officials and community leaders demand stronger responses to gun violence.

Four individuals face charges following a firearm and drug-trafficking investigation in Durham Region, emphasizing Ontario's ongoing battle against illegal activities.

A Toronto home near Spadina Avenue and Dupont Street was robbed of $30,000 in goods. Four suspects remain at large.

James Harris was acquitted in the Windsor Assembly Plant explosion case due to insufficient evidence, highlighting the complexities of legal proceedings in Ontario.

A severe accident on Hwy 401 near Newtonville Rd. in Clarington injured two people when a wheel detached from a vehicle and struck another car. The driver of the vehicle with the faulty wheel has been charged.

Over $600,000 is reportedly missing from a Kingston church, prompting a police investigation and raising questions about financial oversight and legal accountability.

A fiery collision at Highway 5 and Brock Road in Burlington highlights the importance of understanding your legal rights after an accident.

Toronto police arrested two individuals in a human trafficking case involving a 27-year-old victim, highlighting the need for awareness and legal action.

Four suspects were arrested after attempting to steal power tools from a Markham store, highlighting the importance of theft prevention and legal processes in Ontario.