Recent legal news
for Ontario.

A series of unprovoked assaults on TTC buses in Toronto has led to the arrest of a suspect, raising safety and legal concerns for transit riders.

A stabbing incident near Dixie Road and Dundas Street East in Mississauga led to a second-degree murder charge, highlighting legal concerns for Ontario residents.

Two bodies found in burning vehicles in Scarborough and Etobicoke were victims of fatal gunshots, Toronto police confirm.

Four men from Ontario have been charged with cannabis-related offences after a major investigation uncovered a scheme to export 95 kilograms of cannabis.

A Brampton woman was allegedly deceived by an online suitor, leading to the theft of firearms from her home. The suspect, Jason Randolph Blake Bowden, faces multiple charges.

A retired police detective's family in Waterloo faces turmoil after her brother is accused of running a $150 million Ponzi scheme through his mortgage brokerage.

A man in Brampton is accused of stealing guns from a woman he met online, raising concerns about safety and legal implications for Ontario residents.

A series of assaults on a Scarborough TTC bus has led to an arrest warrant for Michael Ye, raising concerns about community safety and the potential for hate crimes.

Ontario high school teachers will vote on potential strike action in November due to stalled bargaining talks, affecting students and parents across the province.

Tenants at 75 Spencer Avenue in Parkdale successfully halted a rent increase following a six-month rent strike, spotlighting tenant rights and landlord obligations in Ontario.

A Scarborough restaurant arson led to a manslaughter plea as the getaway driver admitted guilt after a co-conspirator died in the blaze.

A veteran OPP sergeant from Alliston has been charged with child exploitation offences, highlighting the ongoing issue of child protection in Ontario.