Recent legal news
for Ontario.

A motorcyclist was seriously injured in a crash at Woodbine Avenue and John Street in Markham, raising important questions about accident rights and compensation.

Scammers are posing as CRA agents, targeting Ontario residents with fraudulent messages and calls. Learn how to protect your information and understand your rights.

An alleged assault at Commissioners Street and Saulter Street South in Toronto's Port Lands area has led to a police investigation. This incident highlights the importance of knowing your legal rights after confrontations involving vehicles…

Ontario bans Chinese-made drones for provincial operations, citing data security concerns, impacting public safety and procurement policies.

A Mississauga man faces charges after allegedly recording women in Oakville Winners fitting rooms. Learn how this impacts privacy rights in Ontario.

A Toronto man found not criminally responsible for serious crimes will receive escorted city visits, raising public safety and mental health care balance concerns.

A tragic mistaken identity shooting in Caledon leads to a lawsuit against Peel Regional Police by the victims' children, raising questions about public safety and police responsibilities.

Separate collisions involving a Toronto police cruiser and a fire truck occurred in Scarborough, highlighting the importance of understanding your legal rights after motor vehicle accidents.

A worker tragically died after falling from a roof near Bloor Street W. and Ossington Avenue in Toronto's west end. This incident highlights important safety and legal considerations for Ontario workers.

A Whitby man has been charged with child sexual exploitation offenses. Learn what this means for local residents and how to protect your rights.

A stabbing at Agnes and Hurontario Street in Mississauga has resulted in a fatality, prompting a police investigation and heightened community concerns.

Four suspects from Chile were arrested for a series of residential break-ins across York Region and the GTA, highlighting the growing trend of crime tourism.