Greater Toronto Area Legal News

Kyle Sequeira, previously found not criminally responsible for the deaths of his parents in Scarborough, is set for community release, raising public safety questions.

A tragic collision at Bayley St E and Clayton Rd in Ajax involving a wheelchair accessible taxi left a 65-year-old man dead, highlighting the importance of understanding legal rights in Ontario.

Bradley Elliott, a 42-year-old federal offender known to frequent the GTA, is wanted on a Canada-wide warrant for breaching his statutory release.

A viral video shows teens allegedly assaulting elderly passengers on a GO Train in Ajax, raising safety concerns for public transit users in Ontario.

A 13-year-old in Ajax was arrested at a hotel with a firearm, highlighting concerns about youth crime and legal restrictions.

A former insurance broker in the GTA has been charged with defrauding clients using fake policies. Learn how this affects Ontario residents and how to safeguard your insurance.

Paul Bernardo's upcoming parole hearing at La Macaza prison raises concerns and emotional turmoil for victims' families, highlighting ongoing parole review challenges.

A TTC vehicle theft near Queen's Park led to a police pursuit ending in Etobicoke, raising questions about vehicle security and public safety.

Four teens were arrested for a series of smash-and-grab thefts across the GTA, raising concerns about youth crime and organized networks.

A criminal network in Durham and Toronto was dismantled after a series of high-value thefts and break-ins, raising concerns about regional security and legal repercussions.

Four teenagers face over 200 charges after a series of smash-and-grab thefts across Toronto and Durham, affecting local businesses and community safety.

Charges against OPP Constable Mohammed Hussain, involved in a GTA tow-truck corruption probe, have been withdrawn, highlighting challenges in proving breach of trust.