The Ontario Court of Appeal saw no merit in a woman’s appeal of the decision dismissing her action against the lawyer who had ...

The Federation of Ontario Law Associations has spurned the Law Society of Ontario’s proposal to replace current licensing ...

The federal and Ontario governments are set to open five new youth justice centre satellite locations in Toronto with the aim ...

An Ontario Court of Appeal panel has upheld the certification of a class-action lawsuit that alleges courier service FedEx ...

The Ontario Court of Justice allowed breath test evidence under s 24 (2) of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, ...

The Ontario government has announced an expansion to six additional areas across the province designated under Ontario’s ...

Justice Law of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice appointed Cathryn (Toni) Hammond-Grant as amicus curiae to assist the mother in presenting her case to ensure fairness for the mother and abide by ...

The provincial government has announced plans to introduce legislation to establish a centralized Ontario Provincial Conservation Agency (OPCA) and conduct public consultations regarding a ...

To mark Make a Will Month this November, the Ontario Bar Association (OBA) has announced that it is again spearheading its annual awareness initiative, given the recent research revealing that fewer ...

A group of internationally-trained physicians who failed their Canadian qualifying exams and accused the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada of mishandling the scoring process can ...

The Ontario Superior Court dismissed the provincial government’s motion to dismiss or stay the action against it, as no statute deprived the court of jurisdiction, and the plaintiff was not a party to ...

Law Society of Ontario benchers voted 27-17 on Thursday to start indicating on the legal regulator’s register when lawyers and paralegals have been found guilty of certain offences, including those ...