The Superior Court of Justice says selection of jurors and jury hearings will start Nov. 9 in Ottawa.

Several Indigenous groups are taking the Ontario government to court over recently rescinded environmental protections, arguing the province's move violates their constitutional rights.

"These vision standards are based on, and perpetuate, the stereotype that monocular drivers are not able to safely drive public transit vehicles."

The Ontario Superior Court of Justice recently issued a handful of rulings setting out guidelines for parents confused about how restrictions related to the novel coronavirus affect custody arrangements.

"Summoned jurors will be instructed not to attend court. Jury trials currently in progress will continue, subject to the trial judge’s discretion."

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.

In a decision released last week, an Ontario court found that while Pereira had a long history of mental illness, his account – in which he claimed a voice told him Horne, 58, had to die because she was part of a plot against him – lacked in credibility.

A young Ontario father accused of critically injuring his infant daughter and leaving her with severe brain damage has been acquitted.

The Edmonton-based dealership group has launched a legal suit against company founder and former CEO Patrick Priestner over his private acquisition of some auto dealerships.

The Ontario government said it will abide by the court's decision and include Tesla in the wind-down program.