Legal News That Matters to You

The OPP is investigating funds provided to Jake’s House for Autistic Children by the Ontario government, raising questions about accountability and financial transparency.

A Toronto woman battles to remove lewd deepfake videos of her online, spotlighting Canada's outdated laws against AI misuse.

An inmate escaped from Toronto South Detention Centre at Horner Avenue and Kipling Avenue by impersonating another inmate. Learn why this matters for public safety and legal systems in Ontario.

A 50-vehicle collision on Hwy 401 near Belleville has halted traffic, highlighting the dangers of winter driving and the importance of knowing your rights after an accident.

A violent attack on East 14th Street in Hamilton resulted in two youths being charged, highlighting legal issues surrounding youth crime and public safety.

A violent assault at Wellesley Subway Station in Toronto has raised safety concerns and highlighted the importance of knowing your legal rights.

Ontario's top court mandates a new character review for a legal licence applicant previously involved in child abuse, highlighting public trust issues.

Two men have been charged with murder following the death of a 79-year-old woman at St. Clair Avenue West and Rushton Road in Toronto. This case highlights important legal implications for Ontario residents.

A crash at Hurontario Street and Elm Drive in Mississauga led to the arrest of a driver who allegedly attempted to discard $200,000 worth of drugs.

Workers at the Children's Aid Society of Toronto are threatening to strike over poor work conditions, raising concerns about child protection services in the city.

A Hamilton woman faces charges for allegedly embezzling $72,000 from a local charity, raising concerns about financial oversight in nonprofits.

A severe snowstorm led to 200 collisions and 150 stuck vehicles across the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area, emphasizing the need for safe driving and awareness of legal rights.