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Young activists are pushing for Ontario's top court to revisit a climate case after the provincial government scrapped emissions target laws, raising questions about environmental accountability and legal recourse.

A violent incident at Pearl and Duncan streets in Toronto has left a victim with severe injuries, highlighting the importance of awareness about personal rights and legal options in such situations.

A GO train derailment in Toronto's east end has led Metrolinx to offer refunds for affected trips, ensuring commuters can reclaim their fare.

In Guelph, a high-risk offender was re-arrested just hours after his release, raising community safety concerns.

Hamilton police uncover an elder abuse and auto-theft operation while investigating arson at a local residence, leading to multiple charges.

A Toronto crack cocaine dealer near Dundas and Sherbourne received a reduced sentence, highlighting the role of family impact and racial background in legal decisions.

A break-in at a Toronto condo near Queen Street and Broadview Avenue raises concerns for residents and highlights potential legal actions.

Toronto Police revive the 1987 Margaret McWilliam murder case in Scarborough, using DNA evidence to seek new leads.

Frank Stronach, aged 93, faces a sexual assault trial in Toronto for allegations involving multiple women over decades.

Three youths were arrested following a possible robbery at Maple Ridge Secondary School in Barrie, raising concerns about school safety and legal rights.

A two-year investigation by York Regional Police in Vaughan and Toronto has led to the seizure of crypto, silver bars, and gaming machines, highlighting the risks of illegal gambling operations.

Toronto police have charged an Oshawa woman for hate-motivated online threats targeting a Toronto resident, highlighting the legal consequences of such actions.