Recent legal news
for Ontario.

Nine schools across Oakville received bomb threats, prompting increased police presence while investigations continue.

A late-night brawl at Lumsden Avenue and Eastdale Avenue in East York ended in a stabbing, raising concerns about personal safety and legal consequences.

A Burlington couple's conviction for the murder and torture of two boys has intensified calls for reform in Ontario’s child welfare system, sparking widespread concern about existing protections.

A Romanian man has been charged in Durham Region for a Facebook Marketplace scam involving vehicle sales deception.

A Toronto mother was found not criminally responsible for the death of her son at 855 Roselawn Ave due to a mental disorder.

Parents in Barrie, Ontario are upset after a harm reduction booklet was distributed at Barrie North Collegiate Institute, sparking debate over youth drug education.

An inquest will examine the circumstances around Arian Pristine's 2020 death after a police call to his Vaughan home.

A trial has begun for a Toronto couple accused of murdering their neighbor, filmmaker Reeyaz Habib, in Liberty Village, highlighting the serious legal implications for similar charges in Ontario.

A Jewish doctor claims bias in the Ontario Medical Association election, leading to board resignations and raising concerns about fairness and inclusion.

A special education teacher from Newmarket is sentenced to three years in prison for sexually exploiting a student, highlighting the importance of protecting vulnerable individuals in educational settings.

The Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation challenge federal education funding at Hagersville tribunal, arguing systemic underfunding impacts students.

Three Toronto men were arrested in a child luring investigation involving a social media platform, highlighting the importance of online safety in Ontario.