Recent legal news
for Ontario.

Randy Hillier's case regarding his involvement in the 2022 Ottawa convoy protest is back in court after an appeals decision.

A Toronto man has been charged in an international child exploitation investigation after police executed a search warrant at Woodbine Avenue and Danforth Road.

A Maplehurst Correctional Complex officer in Milton faces charges for allegedly smuggling contraband, raising questions about security protocols.

A 27-year-old man from Aurora has been charged with sexually assaulting three women in broad daylight near Yonge and Wellington Streets. The incidents raise concerns about public safety and the potential for additional victims.

Proposed changes to Ontario's conservation laws may lead to the sale of greenlands, affecting communities across the province.

Ontario introduces changes to ban ticket resales above face value, targeting price gouging and protecting event-goers.

Ontario won't meet the federal deadline for funding nurse practitioner services, impacting patients across the province.

Ontario signs a $1.3 billion deal with Alstom to operate and maintain GO Transit and UP Express, impacting thousands of jobs and transit services.

A high-speed crash at Major Mackenzie Drive East and Kennedy Road in Markham left a man critically injured, highlighting the dangers of speeding.

Ontario's Chief Justice calls for restraint after inappropriate demands for a judge's apology in a high-profile Toronto trial.

The OPP stands by its report clearing Toronto officers of misconduct in the Jeffrey Northrup trial, amidst calls for a public inquiry.

A young boy was tragically hit and killed by a GO Train in Mississauga, leaving his family devastated. Learn what this means for public safety and legal rights in Ontario.