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View Tomorrow’s Court Lists (Dockets) – Monday July 14, 2025

Welcome. This website publishes the daily court lists for the Superior Court of Justice (Ontario) and the Ontario Court of Justice.

The daily court lists include the case name, time, room number and reason for the court appearance. For criminal matters in the Ontario Court of Justice, the docket number will also be displayed under the Docket Line column. For civil, criminal and family matters in the Superior Court of Justice, matters in the Small Claims Court and family matters in the Ontario Court of Justice, the Method of Attendance will display how a particular case will be heard (e.g. by videoconference, teleconference, attendance or hybrid). Definitions of each of the appearance methods are found in the FAQ section of this site.

NEW – The Daily Court Lists website now posts case information for two days. You are on the page that will take you to information about today’s cases. To see case information for tomorrow, please see Tomorrow’s court lists (dockets). Note that case information changes at 8 am each day (i.e. at 8 am, the cases listed under “today’s court lists” will be updated to show the current day’s cases).

Important: If you have been served with a summons, or otherwise notified that you are required to attend court, you must attend court, even if your name does not appear on a list. Failure to attend may result in a warrant for your arrest, dismissal of your case or the case proceeding in your absence. You may be able to attend court by video (over the internet) or over the telephone, rather than in person.

To get started, please read the terms and conditions that apply to using the website and, if you agree, click on “I AGREE”

https://www.ontariocourtdates.ca

Help CCLA Fix an Unfair System

CCLA is independent and does not solicit funding from the government. We can only do our important work, such as advocating for bail reform with your support. Please consider donating today, if you can, by clicking here.

As you have likely heard, Canada’s bail system is in crisis. In 2014, CCLA reported that 54.5% of all people in Canada’s provincial and territorial jails were legally innocent, awaiting the determination of their bail or the resolution of their charges rather than serving a sentence after a conviction. By 2021/22, that proportion had risen to 70%. In Ontario jails, it is 79%.
Conditions in pre-trial custody are dangerous and inhumane. There are issues with overcrowding, and recreation, treatment and rehabilitation programs are limited or non-existent. Prisoners are often subjected to lockdowns due to staff shortages. During lockdowns, prisoners are confined to their cells for the entire day, with little or no access to necessities like fresh air, exercise, clean clothes and towels, showers, and telephone calls to loved ones. These desperate conditions often force innocent people to plead guilty just so they can get out.
This issue comes with real human costs—for instance, the case of Lesley Ann Balfour, a 25-year-old mother of four. After spending 56 days in jail, the Crown withdrew all charges against her. Hers is the human story of Canada’s broken bail system.

We urgently need to address this unfair system. Unfortunately, politicians and governments increasingly decry our bail system as “too lenient.” This is not the case. Instead, we are facing an issue of overdetention. CCLA is fighting back; we are advocating for the importance of a fair and functioning bail system that protects both Charter rights and community safety because we know the importance of a fair bail system.

Bail reform is not a popular political issue, but CCLA advocates for what is right, not what is popular. We know we can have a system that protects both Charter rights and community safety. One solution that will help to move us in the right direction is making “bail bed” programs more widely available and accessible, and this is something that CCLA is advocating for.
CCLA will continue to advocate for a fairer bail system, but we need your help. CCLA is independent. We can only advocate for issues like this with your support. That’s why we are asking you to donate today if you can. Thank you!

https://mailchi.mp/ccla/bail-reform-2-2024?e=842f77e716