Ministry Of The Attorney General

• Rehabilitation-first court model to be expanded into Barrie. What it means for the Ontario city

  How crime is approached in the justice system in Barrie could start to look a lot different, with the city the latest to be approved to pilot an alternative court model.

  Crime

  Apr 20, 2023
  
• Crown drops charges against former MP, MPP, pastor in Aylmer, Ont. COVID-19 rally

  The charges against former MP Derek Sloan, former MPP Randy Hillier, Pastor Henry Hildebrandt and private citizen Dan Stasko have been dropped.

  Canada

  Sep 27, 2022
  
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• London courthouse reopens following coronavirus-related closure

  In an email to Global News, the Ministry of the Attorney General confirmed the courthouse had reopened nearly two weeks after its initial closure.

  Health

  Mar 30, 2020
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• Ontario human rights tribunal short of adjudicators causing widespread delay of cases

  A notice on tribunal's website says the dearth of adjudicators is affecting its ability to meet its service standards, noting complainants may have to wait longer than usual before mediation or a hearing.

  Canada

  Jan 11, 2019
• London women’s shelter Anova eliminating front-line position due to lack of funding

  The money being spent on the full-time position will now be redirected to address the complex needs in their shelter, according to Anova.

  Canada

  Dec 5, 2018
• New rules could affect ability to challenge tickets in Ontario

  The provincial government is looking into new rules for driving offences, which some say will make it harder for Ontario drivers to fight tickets.

  Jul 2, 2015
• Michael Rafferty denied legal aid, government will pay for appeal attempt

  Ontario's Ministry of the Attorney General will be picking up the tab for an appeal attempt by the man convicted of killing eight-year-old Victoria Stafford.

  Crime

  Jan 2, 2014