Abby O’Brien
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She has not been charged. But the Project South allegations have branded her with a ‘scarlet letter’ (opens the original)
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Nishwant Dosanjh, a Toronto correctional officer suspected by police of helping a high-profile inmate facilitate an attempted hit on a jail official, has been unfairly branded with a âscarlet letterâ by colleagues peddling rumours and misleading claims, her lawyer says. The main police source of the allegations against Dosanjh, the lawyer charges, was a fellow correctional officer whose unwanted sexual advances toward her were rebuffed â and are now the subject of a workplace harassment co
A Toronto cop was set to plead guilty in the Project South police corruption scandal. Then a last-minute twist derailed it (opens the original)
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The expected guilty plea of a Toronto police officer charged in the Project South corruption scandal was derailed Tuesday after his lawyer told the court new information has emerged that could jeopardize the integrity of the proceedings. Const. Elias Mouawad was set to plead guilty Tuesday at the Superior Court of Justice, where he faces two charges related to an improper search of a police database. Instead, the case was adjourned after Mouawadâs lawyer, Peter Brauti, said heâd been made aw
Ontario regulators take over operations of a Toronto-area paralegal accused of running ‘sham’ traffic ticket scheme (opens the original)
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Provincial regulators have taken over the practice of a GTA paralegal accused of gaming the court system, over concerns he continued to offer legal services months after being suspended. Adelin Mocanuâs exploitation of a traffic-ticket loophole flooded the courts with bogus appeals. Adelin Mocanuâs exploitation of a traffic-ticket loophole flooded the courts with bogus appeals. In a ruling on Tuesday, Superior Court Justice Bernadette Dietrich granted the Law Society of Ontario (LSO) contro
Toronto construction boss accused of harassing GFL-linked executive rearrested, facing new charges (opens the original)
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A construction boss who was accused of orchestrating attacks at the homes of two executives linked to Canadian waste giant GFL, and who currently faces a criminal harassment charge in connection with another executive, has been arrested again. Police say Ilan Philosophe was remanded into custody on Monday after allegedly breaching his bail. He has been charged with theft over $5,000, along with failure to comply with a release order. The nature of the most recent allegations remains unclear. In
Family of toddler killed in Richmond Hill daycare crash suing driver and daycare (opens the original)
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The family of the toddler killed by the driver of an SUV that smashed through the front window of a Richmond Hill daycare last summer has launched a multimillion-dollar lawsuit against the daycare’s operators, the property owners and the 70-year-old man behind the wheel. The statement of claim was filed with the Superior Court of Justice in March on the behalf of plaintiffs Behnoush Hajihossein Nouri and Masoud Riazati-Kesheh, who lost their 17-month-old son, Liam Riazati, in the 2025 incident.
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