Legal News That Matters to You

Opposition parties are urging the Ontario government to make Prostate-Specific Antigen (PSA) testing free under OHIP to help detect prostate cancer. This move aims to ensure that more men can access this vital test without the burden of cos…

Canada Post is laying off staff as part of a restructuring plan affecting employees across Ontario, including those in Mississauga, Brampton, and Toronto. This news raises important questions about employee rights and severance.

Ontario has signed a deal with Webequie First Nation to expedite the construction of a road to the mineral-rich Ring of Fire. This agreement aims to enhance economic opportunities in Northern Ontario while improving community resources.

Subramanyam Vedam, who spent 43 years in prison for a crime he didn’t commit, is now facing deportation from the U.S. to India. This case raises significant concerns about immigration rights for residents in Ontario.

A recent poll reveals that over half of Toronto and GTA residents support the current reduced immigration levels, reflecting a significant sentiment shift in the region. This impacts how newcomers may navigate the immigration process in Ont…

Ontario's top judges have urged the federal government to appoint more judges to address overwhelming case backlogs. This plea highlights the increasing strain on the judicial system and its impact on timely access to justice.

A trial in Milton, Ontario, is examining the circumstances surrounding the death of a severely malnourished boy, highlighting issues of medical oversight. This case raises critical questions about child welfare and responsibilities of careg…

A motorcyclist was seriously injured in a collision with a van at Brimley Road and Deerfield Road in Scarborough. This incident highlights important considerations for road safety and legal rights for injured victims.

Toronto police have identified a suspect in an assault with a weapon case in East York. This incident highlights ongoing safety concerns in our communities.

A Montreal millionaire has been ordered to pay nearly $1 million for falsely accusing his former business partner of hiding Nazi gold. This case highlights the serious repercussions of defamation and the importance of protecting one's reput…

Canada Post's ongoing national rotating strike, involving thousands of postal workers, has implications for Ontario residents, especially in urban areas like Toronto and Mississauga.

The Ontario government announced a plan to rebate the provincial portion of HST for first-time homebuyers, potentially saving them up to $130,000. This initiative aims to ease financial burdens for families looking to purchase homes in Onta…