Ontario’s top court says a provincial law that slashed the size of Toronto’s city council nearly in half last year is constitutional. Continue reading →

It was the second time Canadian officials had tried to deport Raed Jaser. Continue reading →

In its decision released Friday, the Court of Appeal noted that looking only at where the warring parents had intended to live, as used to be the case, was no longer valid. Continue reading →

Prosecuting a person for different offences arising out of the same facts and circumstances is a blueprint for unreasonable verdicts, Ontario’s top court says. Continue reading →

In upholding a lower court ruling, the Ontario Court of Appeal on Wednesday deemed Ashley Dermann unsuccessful in her suit despite her winning the jury award in the case she brought against Daniel and Graham Baker – defendants who admitted liability. Continue reading →

Gordon Stuckless will now face close to a decade in prison after Ontario’s highest court found his original sentence was inadequate. Continue reading →

The Crown is appealing a ruling that found Claude Trachy not guilty on dozens of charges related to the sexual violation of more than 20 students in the 1970s and 80s, saying the trial judge made several errors. Continue reading →

Ontario’s top court faulted St. Thomas police for failing to do the basic legwork that could have justified the arrest and search of George Chioros. Continue reading →

Robert Badgerow’s conviction for the 1981 murder of Diane Werendowicz will stand. Continue reading →

The issue arose in September 2016 when Alectra cancelled a financing agreement with Solar Power for the construction of solar-power projects in Ontario. Continue reading →