Defense request to question police affiant denied in Indige smoke investigation involving guns and drugs
A significant pre-trial ruling has been delivered in the ongoing criminal case against Andrew Dainard and Sara Manchisi, who are…
Category: Ontario
Sudbury woman convicted of threatening to burn son’s workplace following family funeral dispute
A Sudbury woman has been found guilty of uttering threats against her son and daughter-in-law following a trial that exposed…
Police can rely on mandatory alcohol screening authority even when officer mistakenly uses suspicion-based demand
A recent decision by the Ontario Court of Justice has clarified the scope of police powers during RIDE spot checks,…
Man guilty of assault and choking after tracking wife with Airtag and attacking her over subway delay
In a judgment released on November 5, 2025, the Ontario Court of Justice has found Mussadique Anwer guilty of assault…
Real estate broker fined $8,000 for harassment and persistent solicitation
The Real Estate Council of Ontario has issued a discipline decision involving Jaswinder Singh Gill, a registered broker also known…
Court rules in favour of Toronto cop in legal grow-op dispute
Image is a fictional dramatization that does not represent the actual property. An Ontario Superior Court judge has granted an…
Court permits adult daughter’s claim based on decades-old unpaid child support order
An Ontario court has allowed a 37-year-old woman’s claim for dependant support against her late father’s estate to proceed, dismissing…
$85,000 settlement enforced after homeowners fail to pay contractor
The Ontario Superior Court of Justice has decided to enforce a construction settlement and ordered a pair of homeowners to…
Ontario judge clarifies meaning of “maintain” in order to freeze $200,000 in real estate lawsuit
An Ontario Superior Court Justice has clarified the precise meaning of a temporary court order, ruling that the word “maintain”…
Mistrial bid rejected after key witness testifies he feared for his life
An Ontario Superior Court Justice has ruled that a strong, immediate instruction to a jury was sufficient to overcome the…