Legal News That Matters to You

Ontario halts its skilled trades immigration stream over fraud concerns, affecting 2,600 applications and leaving many workers in limbo.

A Richmond Hill couple faces challenges evicting a non-paying Airbnb guest, highlighting the complexities of combining short-term rentals with residential leases in Ontario.

NDP Leader Marit Stiles was removed from the Ontario legislature after calling the Ford government 'corrupt.' This incident highlights ongoing tensions over the Skills Development Fund.

Ontario's Bill 33 increases the Education Minister's control over school boards, affecting governance across cities like Toronto and Brampton.

A murder suspect from India was caught at the Peace Bridge crossing in Fort Erie, highlighting the importance of border security and legal rights in Ontario.

Michelle Campbell, found not criminally responsible for her mother's death in Toronto, faces legal scrutiny after recent judgment lapses.

A young man was seriously injured in a stabbing at Kingston and Overture roads in Scarborough, prompting a police search for the suspect.

Ontario plans new legislation requiring impaired drivers responsible for a parent's death to pay child support, impacting family rights and financial stability.

A Milton court hears disturbing details in the first-degree murder trial of a couple accused of causing the death of a 12-year-old boy in their care.

A tragic hit-and-run at Eglinton Avenue West and Fallingbrook Drive in Mississauga highlights the urgent need for legal recourse for victims and accountability for offenders.

A Toronto man faces charges for allegedly exposing himself to minors at Sumach and Wellesley streets, raising concerns about child safety.

In a dramatic turn at the trial of Andrew Rosenfeldt, the Crown argues against a suicide defense, impacting how such cases may be prosecuted in Ontario.