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Timothy Rees, previously convicted of murder in 1990, has had his charges dropped after spending 23 years in prison, highlighting critical issues in Ontario's justice system.

Starting January 1, 2026, Ontario's pay transparency rules will require employers to disclose salary ranges in job postings, affecting hiring practices across the province.

An 18-year-old from Clarington faces charges after a traffic stop at Dundas Street and Brock Street in Whitby revealed alcohol impairment and a loaded handgun.

A Toronto man is charged with defrauding 28 investors in a $6.6 million foreign exchange scheme, exposing the need for investor vigilance.

Brampton's mayor seeks provincial and federal assistance as extortion crimes rise, impacting local businesses and residents.

A class-action settlement exceeding $70 million has been approved against TD Mutual Funds for unfair trailing commissions. Eligible Canadians have limited time to claim.

A Toronto man has been charged for making threats at King's University College in London, raising concerns about campus safety across Ontario.

Authorities reveal findings of a major auto theft probe in Mississauga, highlighting the impact on community safety and organized crime networks.

A new agreement between Ontario and Ottawa aims to reduce regulatory burdens on major projects like the Ring of Fire, promising faster development in the region.

A hit-and-run collision at Lake Shore Blvd West and Forty First Street in Toronto's Long Branch area left a man injured and the driver fleeing the scene.

A pedestrian is in critical condition after being struck by a truck at Dixie and Rathburn Roads in Mississauga, raising concerns about pedestrian safety in high-traffic areas.

A Georgetown driver pleads guilty to impaired driving charges following a fatal crash near Highway 401 in Etobicoke, emphasizing the severe consequences of such actions.