Recent legal news
for Ontario.

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.

A rideshare driver in Toronto has been arrested following allegations of sexual assault near Bloor Street West and Queens Park. This incident raises concerns for passenger safety and rights in Ontario.

Charges have been laid against companies involved in the prolonged Thorncliffe Park condo fire, highlighting the importance of fire safety compliance in Ontario.

The Toronto Islamic Centre is implementing a 'buddy system' after Islamophobic attacks on worshippers during Ramadan, highlighting growing concerns about community safety.

Hudson's Bay Company receives an extension on its creditor protection until June 30, affecting former employees and creditors in Toronto.

In Toronto, the OPP found no misconduct by police officers in the Umar Zameer case, prompting calls for judicial apologies.

A Toronto man faces charges after a vehicle was shot in a Vaughan driveway, highlighting legal issues for Ontario residents.

A Brampton man is wanted for allegedly defrauding an investor of over $200,000 in a sham trucking business scheme.

A Toronto permanent resident was sentenced to 16 years for smuggling $35M worth of opium, highlighting risks for immigrants involved in criminal activity.

Ontario has cut funding for supervised drug consumption sites, affecting locations in Toronto, Ottawa, and other cities, raising concerns about increased overdoses and resource strain on remaining sites.