Murder trial for alleged poison seller Kenneth Law delayed until spring 2026
✍️ Senior Reporter, Thomas Is A Cbc News Reporter Based In Toronto. In Recent Years, He Has Covered Some Of The Biggest Stories In The World, The Paris Attacks To The Tokyo Olympics, The Funeral Of Queen Elizabeth Ii. He'S Reported The Lac-Mégantic Rail Disaster, The Freedom Convoy Protest In Ottawa, The Pope'S Visit To Canada Aimed At Reconciliation With Indigenous People. Thomas Can Be Reached At Thomas.Daigle Cbc.Ca.📅 Unknown🕐 Scraped: October 18, 2025
Summary: The trial of a Toronto-area man charged with 14 murders — amid allegations he sold a toxic substance to buyers at risk of suicide — has been delayed until the spring, CBC News has learned.
The trial of a Toronto-area man charged with 14 murders — amid allegations he sold a toxic substance to buyers at risk of suicide — has been delayed until the spring, CBC News has learned.
Kenneth Law’s trial by jury was previously scheduled to begin last month in Newmarket, Ont., but has since been rescheduled twice.
Law’s lawyers met privately on Wednesday with Crown attorneys and Ontario Superior Court Justice Michelle Fuerst by videoconferen
📰
Continue Reading on CBC News
This preview shows approximately 15% of the article. Read the full story on the publisher's website to support quality journalism.
