Recent legal news
for Ontario.

A judge in Ontario has significantly reduced lawyers' fees in a landmark treaty rights case involving First Nations. The ruling has implications for future legal fee structures in similar cases.

A U.S. citizen was denied entry into Canada at the New Brunswick border due to alleged associations with hate groups and inappropriate items in his vehicle. This incident raises important questions about border security and rights for those…

Due to a new law in Quebec, over 100 doctors are applying for licenses in Ontario, which could impact healthcare access across the province.

Federal officials are unsure when the annual immigration levels plan will be released, a crucial document that outlines how many permanent residents Canada plans to admit. This uncertainty could impact many Ontario residents seeking to appl…

Authorities in Scarborough are searching for a man linked to an alleged sexual assault on a TTC bus. This incident highlights safety concerns for public transit users in Toronto.

Don Meredith, a former senator from Toronto, was acquitted of all sexual assault and harassment charges brought by a former employee. The case highlights issues surrounding workplace conduct and employee rights.

Following its merger with Skydance, Paramount has announced layoffs affecting 2,000 employees, representing about 10% of its workforce. This news is particularly relevant for Ontario workers navigating their rights after job terminations.

Two men have been charged following a series of robberies across Toronto, impacting local businesses and community safety. Here’s how this may affect your rights and options.

Opposition parties are urging the Ontario government to make Prostate-Specific Antigen (PSA) testing free under OHIP to help detect prostate cancer. This move aims to ensure that more men can access this vital test without the burden of cos…

Subramanyam Vedam, who spent 43 years in prison for a crime he didn’t commit, is now facing deportation from the U.S. to India. This case raises significant concerns about immigration rights for residents in Ontario.

Canada Post is laying off staff as part of a restructuring plan affecting employees across Ontario, including those in Mississauga, Brampton, and Toronto. This news raises important questions about employee rights and severance.

Ontario has signed a deal with Webequie First Nation to expedite the construction of a road to the mineral-rich Ring of Fire. This agreement aims to enhance economic opportunities in Northern Ontario while improving community resources.