Citadel LawToronto, ON · October 15, 2026Can You Be Charged With Assault If No One Was Injured?
An assault charge in Canada may arise even without visible injuries. Understand how physical contact, consent, threats, and evidence can affect the allegation, and how basic assault differs from offences involving bodily harm.
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