In calling for legislation, Ontario Deputy Judge Shane Kelford said it’s clear the law has yet to catch up with a growing problem. Continue reading →

An insurance company was trying to stifle criticism when it sued a former employee who alleged the corporation was discriminating against visible minority drivers, an Ontario court has found. Continue reading →

The Supreme Court ordered a new trial for a man acquitted of sexual assault, saying the sexual history of the alleged victim should not have been entered into evidence. Continue reading →

In a split decision, the five-judge panel rejected a challenge from Premier Doug Ford’s government to the validity of the carbon-pricing law. Continue reading →

The stay of proceedings was set to expire on Friday, but will now be renewed until Oct. 4. Continue reading →

The Superior Court of Justice rejected arguments from Elaine Lindo to keep her illegal Toronto facility operational. Continue reading →

A man whose Canadian passport expired while he was abroad cannot recover any of the costs he racked up after Air Canada refused to let him board his return flight, an Ontario court has ruled. Continue reading →

Philip Wilson, an Ottawa man who brutally beat his pregnant girlfriend and sexually assaulted more than a dozen women, has been deemed a dangerous offender and will stay behind bars indefinitely. Continue reading →

An Ontario court has confirmed a two-day preliminary hearing will be held on July 11 and 12 in the sex assault case of Hedley frontman Jacob Hoggard. Continue reading →

A judge says he refused to let the Ontario government push forward with a lawsuit against three major tobacco companies because it would give the province an unfair advantage over other governments seeking to do the same. Continue reading →