Recent legal news
for Ontario.

After 38 years, Bradley Verbeek, a teen missing from London, has been identified as the victim of a 1988 motorcycle crash at Harbord and George Streets in Toronto.

A Brampton ride share driver has been charged with sexual assault after an incident in Toronto. The case highlights safety concerns for passengers using ride share services.

A man in Toronto's east end has been charged following an unprovoked stabbing near Danforth Avenue and Main Street. Residents should understand their legal protections and options.

York Regional Police launch a three-month project to curb organized retail theft in Aurora and Newmarket, impacting local store security.

A man was charged after a suspected hate-motivated assault in North York, Toronto, raising concerns about safety and legal protections for victims.

A Cambridge contractor reports cheque theft and fraud from a community mailbox, prompting investigations by police and Canada Post.

Paulo Da Silva, newly appointed Chief of York Regional Police, emphasizes integrity and community engagement as his guiding principles.

A Toronto man faces charges for an alleged 2015 elevator sexual assault at Sackville and Dundas. Legal experts urge awareness of reporting timelines and rights.

A man is wanted for an unprovoked stabbing on Danforth Avenue and Main Street, prompting Toronto police to urge public assistance.

An impaired driving incident in Guelph involving a man handing police a potato highlights the importance of understanding your legal rights and potential consequences under Ontario law.

Marcelo Aravena, serving life for the Bandidos murders, died of natural causes at Bath Institution, prompting a standard review by Correctional Services Canada.

Ontario's new laws starting July 1 mandate ignition interlocks for impaired drivers and crack down on transit drug use, affecting residents across the province.