Recent legal news
for Ontario.

A 16-year-old from Brampton has been charged with second-degree murder after an incident in Oshawa, highlighting the legal complexities for young offenders in Ontario.

The Ontario Nurses' Association is challenging a law that prohibits nurses from striking during negotiations, raising important questions about workers' rights across the province.

A Thunder Bay judge issued an absolute discharge to a trucker involved in a fatal Highway 102 crash, sparking discussions on legal accountability and deportation risks.

A Markham coach involved in a historical sexual assault case has been re-arrested for violating bail conditions, raising community safety and legal concerns.

A Brampton couple was arrested for allegedly orchestrating a bank fraud scheme, affecting financial stability and legal rights of Ontario residents.

A Menorah outside a Jewish community centre near Avenue and Davenport Roads was damaged in April, prompting a police investigation into a potential hate-motivated crime.

Ontario pharmacists can now administer more vaccines and treat additional common ailments, improving healthcare access across the province.

Bill C-16 has been amended to include nearly nude images in its scope, offering enhanced protections against non-consensual deepfakes for Ontario residents.

A motorcyclist tragically lost his life in a crash on Orton Park Road, Scarborough, highlighting the risks on Ontario roads and the importance of legal support.

Scarborough Southwest councillor Parthi Kandavel is under OPP investigation, raising questions about ethical standards and political futures in Toronto.

In Kenora, Ontario, police are investigating a video showing high school students targeting an unhoused man with a water gun, raising concerns about a game called 'Senior Assassin.'

A hit-and-run incident in south Etobicoke leaves a woman injured at Kipling and Horner Avenues. Learn your rights and next steps.