Recent legal news
for Ontario.

A Windsor employer received house arrest for distributing explicit images of an employee, highlighting the importance of workplace rights and protections.

A new program in Toronto offers therapy to young abuse victims after courtroom testimonies, addressing a crucial gap in support services.

A 20-year-old Toronto man is wanted for allegedly assaulting a 15-year-old girl in an abandoned Vaughan building near Jane Street and Hwy. 7.

An Innisfil truck driver is on trial for assaulting a woman while facing separate charges for smuggling $2.3M worth of cocaine into Canada.

A 42-year-old Hamilton man faces 136 charges in a major child exploitation case involving live-streamed abuse directed from the Philippines.

A Toronto man, Joshua Pilgrim, pleads guilty to manslaughter in connection with the death of Ryan Williams, who fell from a balcony during a confrontation.

An Ontario couple has pled guilty to defrauding over 100 victims in a Taylor Swift concert ticket scam, highlighting the risks of purchasing tickets from unofficial sources.

The Canadian government has paused a key immigration program for parents and grandparents, impacting family reunification efforts in Ontario.

A 14-year-old in Pickering receives maximum youth sentence for the murder of an 83-year-old woman, sparking debate over youth justice in Ontario.

A police takedown in Whitby, involving a scooter collision, leads to evidence being dismissed and raises concerns about police conduct and rights violations.

Following a student's tragic death, the Limestone District School Board surveys families to improve anti-bullying measures.

A body found in a Stoney Creek culvert sparks a homicide investigation, raising safety and legal concerns for Ontario residents.