The Court of Appeal for Ontario is the highest court in the province of Ontario, Canada. It primarily hears appeals from decisions made by lower courts, including the Superior Court of Justice and various administrative tribunals. The court's main role is to ensure that the law is applied consistently and fairly across the province. Composed of a Chief Justice and several other judges, the Court of Appeal for Ontario reviews cases to determine if legal errors occurred during the original trials. Its decisions can set important legal precedents that influence future cases and the interpretation of laws in Ontario.