Legal News That Matters to You

A Brampton man is facing multiple charges after a lengthy human trafficking investigation by Toronto police, impacting victims across southern Ontario.

A Toronto heavy machine operator, fired for alleged cannabis use at work, gets reinstated after arbitration, highlighting important employment rights.

Durham Region residents can now report hate crimes online without police involvement, a significant step following a reported increase in incidents.

A 28-year-old man was fatally struck by a vehicle at Dundas Street W and Acorn Avenue in Etobicoke, raising concerns about pedestrian safety.

A Toronto resident was arrested in Buckhorn, Ontario, after police discovered a chop shop with parts from multiple stolen vehicles, highlighting ongoing auto theft concerns across the province.

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 fatal two-vehicle crash at Woodbine Avenue and Highway 407 in Markham has raised concerns about road safety and the rights of accident victims in Ontario.

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.

A Kingston driver was arrested for impaired driving after passing out at the police station while reporting an earlier crash.

A Whitby woman faces charges after crashing into a parked car while impaired near Fallingbrook Street and Fifewood Crescent.