Print

Author: Mira Poliszczuk

Locataires informés : Droits et obligations en Ontario – Rejoignez-nous le 22 mai 2025, de 10h30 à 12h00

Êtes-vous travailleurs communautaires? Êtes-vous locataire en Ontario ou envisagez de le devenir? Ce webinaire est fait pour vous ! Rejoignez le Centre d’information juridique de l’Ontario et CLEO pour une session interactive et informative où nous explorerons en profondeur les droits et obligations des locataires en Ontario.

Read more

New legal information from across Ontario

View this month’s e-blast on resources about health benefits for low-income Ontarians, energy program scams, making refugee claims, and the First Nations Child and Family Services and Jordan’s Principle Settlement.

Read more

Navigating the Human Rights Tribunal process: From application to decision: Join us on May 14, 2025 at noon

Join the Black Legal Action Centre, the Human Rights Legal Support Centre, and CLEO for a special 3-part webinar series.

This series will focus on tips, techniques, and considerations for filing an application with the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario, the mediation process, and preparing for a hearing.

Read more

Record suspensions (Pardons): Applying to remove a criminal record: Join us on April 22, 2025 at 10 a.m.

People with criminal records can apply to the Parole Board of Canada for record suspensions to have their convictions removed from their criminal record. A record suspension used to be called a pardon.

In this seminar, Community & Legal Aid Services Program (CLASP) will share information about who can apply for a record suspension. CLASP will also explain the process, including what documents are needed and how to fill out forms. We hope to raise awareness of this opportunity to apply for record suspensions, and to provide tips on how to navigate it.

Read more

Aide juridique hausse certains seuils concernant le revenu et les actifs jusqu’en 2028

Pour les trois prochaines années, Aide juridique Ontario a haussé le seuil de revenu et d’actifs que les personnes doivent avoir pour être admissibles :

  • aux services d’avocats de service en droit criminel et en droit de la famille, et
  • aux certificats en droit criminel.

Ce mois-ci, Sur le radar explique ces services et présente les récents changements.

Read more