Vilkhov Law Professional CorporationToronto, ON · March 26, 2026The Difference Between Assault and Aggravated Assault in Canada
The short answer is this: assault does not require injury, while aggravated assault involves serious harm such as wounding, disfigurement, or endangering life. But in practice, the difference is not always obvious.
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