Recent legal news
for Ontario.

Halton police are offering a $25,000 reward for information on the disappearance of Irma Galastica, last seen in Burlington after visiting a Hamilton club.

An Ottawa teen was found guilty of plotting a terror attack against the Jewish community, highlighting the ongoing threat of extremist violence in Canada.

A man has been arrested near Square One Shopping Centre, Mississauga, for multiple break-ins, resulting in the recovery of $67,000 in stolen cash and jewelry.

A recreational hockey player was seriously injured in an on-ice assault in Southgate, Ontario. Legal consequences and player safety concerns highlight the importance of understanding one's rights in such incidents.

Organized pickpocket rings are targeting shoppers at Toronto Premium Outlets, with over 45 thefts reported this year. Learn how to protect yourself and your legal options.

A 16-year-old girl was seriously injured after being struck by a vehicle at Harwood Avenue North and Rossland Road East in Ajax. The incident highlights the importance of pedestrian safety and knowing your legal rights in case of accidents.

Ticketmaster Canada removes Ontario event resale tickets following new provincial legislation, affecting ticket resale practices across the province.

A Jewish student at Toronto Metropolitan University is suing the school for $1.3 million, claiming it failed to address antisemitic incidents, creating a 'poisoned environment.'

Tenants at 388 Roncesvalles Avenue in Toronto are contesting eviction notices, highlighting the ongoing struggle for housing security in the area.

A Mississauga MiWay bus crash trial concludes, spotlighting the tragic 2023 collision at Derry Road and Rexwood Road, raising questions about driver accountability and public safety.

The City of Toronto has intervened at 500 Dawes Road, East York, to address severe building violations, impacting tenant rights and landlord accountability.

A tragic campus bar shooting in Sarnia near Lambton College has led to a Canada-wide warrant. Understand the legal implications for Ontario residents.