Vilkhov Law Professional CorporationToronto, ON · June 5, 2026Manslaughter Charges in Ontario: What They Mean and What Sentence You Face
Manslaughter is a culpable homicide that is not murder or infanticide, in plain terms, causing another person’s death without the intent to kill that murder requires. That definition applies the same way in Ontario as everywhere else in Canada.
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