Legal News That Matters to You

Quebec's proposed bill could empower the government to end labour disputes affecting public services, raising questions about workers' rights in Ontario.

Federal plans to reduce temporary residents in Canada may slow Ontario's economic growth, affecting newcomers and housing markets.

Toronto police are investigating suspected hate-motivated threats on TTC buses in North York, emphasizing the importance of passenger safety and legal protections.

Disability advocates defy the Ford government's ban on livestreaming TDSB meetings, raising questions about accessibility and transparency.

Toronto police are seeking a suspect in a hate-motivated assault at Bathurst Street and Baycrest Avenue in North York. Learn why this matters and how it impacts community safety.

A Toronto man faces sexual assault charges for incidents in Markham and Toronto, raising concerns about unlicensed practitioners.

The Ontario government plans a Hwy. 401 tunnel with union support, impacting local construction and labor relations.

The federal budget's health transfer changes could affect Ontarians' estate planning, highlighting the need for strategic financial planning.

Ontario and the federal government have extended the child-care program, keeping fees stable for another year, affecting family financial planning.

Over 260 Quebec doctors apply for Ontario licenses after Bill 2, impacting healthcare availability in Ontario cities like Mississauga and Brampton.

Ontario may halt a rental project at Steeles Ave. W. and Dufferin St., citing security concerns from a nearby pharmaceutical company.

A head-on collision at Reesor Road and 16th Avenue in Markham leaves one dead and another seriously injured, highlighting the importance of understanding your legal rights after an accident.