Recent legal news
for Ontario.

The Ontario government proposes a new policy to prevent retail, hospitality, and food service workers from paying for uniforms, addressing a common industry practice.

A violent home invasion near Frederick Pearson Street and John Candy Drive has East Gwillimbury residents on edge, prompting discussions on community safety and legal recourse.

A widespread roofing scam in Toronto involves fake repairs and impersonation, costing homeowners substantial sums.

A major investigation in York Region has led to 33 arrests and 337 charges related to over 125 residential break-ins. Find out why this matters to Ontario residents.

Peel Police arrest two men for fuel-card fraud schemes at gas stations in Mississauga, impacting local businesses and drivers.

Fifteen individuals, including a Vaughan pastor, charged in a fraud scheme siphoning nearly $100,000 from York Region's homelessness prevention program.

Ontario is planning a major expansion of its jail capacity, adding nearly 6,000 beds by 2050 to address overcrowding issues.

A teen has admitted guilt to the brutal murder of Eleanor Doney in Pickering, raising concerns about public safety and youth crime in Ontario.

A serious collision at Ellesmere Road and Dolly Varden Boulevard in Scarborough has sent one driver to the hospital, highlighting critical road safety concerns.

Ontario is rolling out new legislation to modify school board governance, focusing on accountability and operational oversight, affecting how local education systems are managed.

Ontario plans to increase injured workers' benefits and extend coverage beyond age 65, with changes affecting retirement home workers.

A hit-and-run at Bovaird Drive West and McLaughlin Road in Brampton has left a young man critically injured, prompting a police investigation and calls for witnesses.