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Understanding how Bill C-12 impacts refugee claims: Join us on April 29, 2026 at noon.
The Government of Canada's Bill C-12: Strengthening Canada's Immigration System and Borders Act became law on March 26, 2026. Understanding Bill C-12 can help community workers recognize issues early and connect clients to the right supports as soon as possible. This webinar covers:
- what to know about Bill C-12
- how Bill C-12 impacts refugee claimants and people who may make a refugee claim
- how the government has begun applying Bill C-12
- what a Pre-Removal Risk Assessment (PRRA) is and how to apply for one
- benefits that may be available to people impacted by Bill C-12, including work permits, federal health benefits, and income assistance
- the Safe Third Country Agreement and how Bill C-12 affects it
- how to support clients impacted by Bill C-12 and refer them to suitable legal and community resources
Training and events
Expulsion : les causes, les recours et les outils de prévention pour les locataires – Rejoignez-nous le 22 avril 2026, de 10h30 à 12h00
Vous travaillez en intervention communautaire ou souhaitez approfondir votre compréhension de l’expulsion en droit du logement? Participez à ce webinaire interactif qui vous permettra de :
- Identifier les causes pouvant mener à une expulsion ;
- Comprendre les mesures de protection prévues par la loi et les recours disponibles ;
- Découvrir les outils de prévention destinés aux locataires.
Training and events
Understanding no-fault evictions: Join us on April 21, 2026 at noon.
Ontario's Residential Tenancies Act allows a landlord to end a tenancy for reasons unrelated to a tenant's actions. These types of evictions are called no-fault evictions. Landlords must bring a no-fault eviction in good faith, but some landlords use them to get new tenants who pay more rent. This is known as a bad faith eviction. This webinar covers:
- municipal renoviction and demoviction bylaws
- what demovictions and renovictions are, and Form N13
- landlords’ own-use evictions and Form N12
- what to do if a landlord uses a no-fault eviction in bad faith
- how community workers can advocate for stronger tenant rights
CLEO Connect newsletter
New legal information from across Ontario
View this month's e-blast about resources on police oversight and making police complaints, long-term planning for people with disabilities, information for people living with acquired brain injuries who are involved in the justice system, and legal information for Indigenous communities.
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Updates to TTC transit rights in Toronto: Join us on April 1, 2026 at noon.
CLEO and TTCriders are hosting a webinar to help front-line workers learn about the legal rights of TTC users. And how workers can support clients who have been harassed or caught for not paying their fare.
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