Recent legal news
for Ontario.

In a surprising decision, a judge dismissed charges against a driver involved in a fatal crash at Markham Road and Elson Street, leaving the community in shock.

Ontario's new budget bill proposes retroactive restrictions on access to Premier Ford's cellphone records, impacting public transparency.

A Toronto man is found guilty of second-degree murder for the death of his mother in an Etobicoke park. This case highlights the serious legal outcomes of familial violence in Ontario.

A significant drug bust in Oshawa leads to trafficking charges for two locals, highlighting ongoing drug issues in Ontario.

A 40-year-old Toronto man was apprehended after allegedly assaulting a woman at Union Station, highlighting ongoing safety concerns.

A series of carjackings in Toronto, including incidents in Midtown and East York, has led to multiple arrests as police search for an additional suspect.

A Muslim woman was allegedly assaulted on a Durham Regional Transit bus in Scarborough, prompting a police investigation into potential hate crimes.

In Orillia, a collision between a dump truck and a school bus on Highway 11 has prompted an SIU investigation after a youth was seriously injured.

An 87-year-old woman in Ajax faces aggravated assault charges after an incident on Keeble Crescent left another woman critically injured.

A Whitby business near Ashburn Road and Kent Mills Road was targeted for copper theft, raising legal and security concerns for local businesses.

Police evacuated a Vaughan neighborhood near Bathurst Street amid an investigation into a threats call, raising concerns for local residents.

A young person from Toronto was fatally struck by a vehicle on Highway 401 near McCowan Road, highlighting the risks pedestrians face on Ontario highways.