Resource collection

The Multilingual Info Bank

The Multilingual Info Bank is a collection of multilingual settlement resources in the form of fact sheets, videos, infographics and more, searchable by language, topic, and format, from Canadian and international sources.

6 common questions Ontario renters ask about having guests over

Advocacy Centre for Tenants Ontario (ACTO) has information for tenants about having guests over.

Just Care Dreams Toolkit

Towards Just Care has launched the Just Care Dreams toolkit for those who want to fight for more just home care systems and supports. It can help people work together to improve Ontario’s home care systems for both low-income care receivers and direct care workers.

Infractions provinciales : Contraventions

Enregistré le 10 août 2024

Explorer les outils d'éducation et d'information juridique en matière d'infractions provinciales.

Conférencière :
Marie Koona, Gestionnaire des services en français de CLEO

Courtprep.ca

Courtprep was originally created in 2003 as a bilingual, interactive educational resource to help young people prepare for testifying in court. It provides a virtual courtroom tour and included an explanation of court proceedings and witness preparation tips in an engaging way.

Courtprep is a "site developed by youth, for youth." It was...

2SLGBTQI Event Safety Toolkits

Egale has guides for 2SLGBTQI people and their allies on how to stay safe at public events and protests.

Toolkits for racialized people living with a disability and dealing with the criminal legal system

Disability Justice Network Ontario has toolkits for racialized people living with a disability and dealing with the criminal legal system. They also include information that professionals and family and friends can use. The Network also has a printable, plain language toolkit for people in jail. It’s available in various versions, such as large...

Know Your Rights: Repairs and Maintenance

The Canadian Centre for Housing Rights explains what Ontario housing law says about repairs and maintenance of rental units. It explains the rights and responsibilities of tenants and landlords.

Your landlord wants you to sign a Form N11 “Agreement to end a tenancy.” Should you?

Advocacy Centre for Tenants Ontario (ACTO) has advice for tenants when their landlords ask them to sign an agreement to move out. A landlord and a tenant must sign a Form N11 when they both agree to end a tenancy before its rental period or term ends.

Going to court without a lawyer: tips and traps

Recorded on July 23, 2024

Do you have clients who must represent themselves in a legal case? Many people earn too much to be eligible for legal aid or community clinics but cannot afford a lawyer.

Moya McAlister and Jennifer Leitch of the National Self-Represented Litigants Project (NSRLP) will explain how you can help clients who are going...