A recent case in Toronto highlighted critical gaps in Canadian legislation regarding AI-generated deepfake images, particularly concerning minors. The case exposed challenges faced by law enforcement and educators in addressing technology-facilitated misconduct, leading to policy reforms in educational institutions. While most Canadian provinces have enacted intimate image laws addressing manipulated content, Ontario remains among the few jurisdictions without explicit protections. The incident sparked important discussions about the need for updated legal frameworks to address emerging AI technologies and their potential misuse, especially as tools become increasingly accessible. This case underscores the urgent need for comprehensive legislation and institutional policies to protect individuals in the rapidly evolving digital landscape.