Recent legal news
for Ontario.

A tragic multi-vehicle crash on Highway 401 near Eglinton Avenue W. resulted in the death of a Mississauga woman, highlighting the urgent need for understanding legal rights and options after motor vehicle accidents.

A Brampton man faces charges for allegedly towing vehicles illegally in the city. This highlights the importance of understanding your rights if your vehicle is unlawfully towed.

Two mental health workers in Welland, Ontario, are facing assault charges after allegedly using excessive force on a child, raising concerns about the safety and oversight in educational settings.

A man found not criminally responsible for a Toronto Tim Hortons stabbing receives an absolute discharge, highlighting important aspects of Ontario's mental health defense in criminal cases.

Police in Toronto have charged a man with multiple counts related to child luring, highlighting the critical need for vigilance in online interactions.

A dump truck accident on Highway 403 near Hurontario Street has closed eastbound lanes, impacting Mississauga commuters and highlighting the need for roadway safety awareness.

A large dog attack at Weston Road and Lawrence Avenue West resulted in the death of a smaller dog and injuries to its owner, leading to multiple charges against the dog's owner. This incident highlights the importance of understanding legal…

A Scarborough man was arrested after making unfounded threats against schools in Brampton, highlighting community safety and legal consequences.

An independent probe is being sought into allegations of antisemitism within the Toronto Police, impacting community trust and legal accountability.

In Melancthon Township, a truck driver has been sentenced for the fatal accident that killed Olympian Alexandra Paul and injured others.

This Victoria Day, Ontario retailers can open under new rules, but employees retain their right to refuse work without penalty.

The Ontario government will halt funding for supervised drug consumption sites, including Moss Park in Toronto, sparking concern over increased overdose risks and community safety.