Fraud occurs when you defraud a person using lies or dishonest acts.

Theft occurs when you take another person’s property dishonestly and without an honest belief in your legal right to do so.

Assault occurs when you deliberately apply force to another without their consent. Assaults can be committed with a weapon, cause bodily harm, or be committed in aggravating circumstances.

Robbery occurs when you commit a theft with force or threats of force to commit the theft.

Mischief occurs when you deliberately damage or destroy another person’s property.

Failure to Stop/Remain at the scene occurs when you’re involved in a car accident and you fail to stop and provide your information, or to provide assistance when you know someone is injured.

Harassment occurs when you do something that makes a person fear for their safety. Utter threats occurs when you utter threats to harm a person or their property.

Impaired driving occurs when you are driving a vehicle while impaired.
Over 80 occurs when you have at least 80 mg of alcohol for every 100 mL of blood within 2 hours after driving a vehicle.

Dangerous Driving occurs when you drive a vehicle in a dangerous manner to the public.

Drive while Prohibited occurs when you drive when you’re prohibited from driving.

Break and Enter occurs when you break into a person’s property and enter with the purpose of committing a crime.

Possession of Property Obtained by Crime occurs when you possess property that you know to be obtained from crime.

Sexual Offences include Sexual Assaults, which are Assaults committed in sexual circumstances. Sexual Assaults can be committed using a weapon, cause bodily harm, or be committed in aggravating circumstances.

Drug Trafficking occurs when you traffick or move illegal drugs as defined under the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act.

Firearm Offences including various offences for unlawfully using or possessing a firearm, ammunition, or related devices.

Youth are subject to same criminal offences as adults, but a different criminal procedure under the Youth Criminal Justice Act.

Bail Hearings are held within 24 hours of your arrest to determine whether you can be lawfully detained before trial.

Appeals seek to overturn your conviction or sentence by pointing to an error of fact or law by the judge or jury.

Regulatory Offences can be laid against you for human rights issues, labour and workplace safety issues, alcohol and gaming issues, and environment issues.

Professionals can face discipline for various acts of misconduct, which can trigger an investigation, discipline hearing or appeal.

Civil litigation involves suing or defending law suits for personal injuries, breach of contract, property damage, defamation, and more.

Professionals can face discipline for various acts of misconduct, which can trigger an investigation, discipline hearing or appeal.