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Know Your Transit Rights

TTCriders has a guide that informs users about their rights when riding the TTC or dealing with transit staff. The guide is available in English, Spanish, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Tamil, Vietnamese, Hindi, Punjabi, and Tagalog.

#AndMeToo: Survivor Rights and Employer Duties in the Precarious Workplace

#AndMeToo: Survivor Rights and Employer Duties in the Precarious Workplace is a project to provide public legal education for women and gender-diverse people working in hospitality and service industry who are experiencing or at risk of experiencing sexual harassment in the workplace.

Know your transit rights in Toronto

Recorded on October 15, 2024

Do your clients have legal problems with the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC)? TTC Riders is an advocacy organization that helps transit users work together for better transit.

Shelagh Pizey-Allen and Chloe Tangpongprush discuss the Fair Pass discount program, what to do about fare evasion tickets, and how...

Haïti : Comprendre les mesures d’immigration temporaires et spéciales

Enregistré le 10 octobre 2024

Connaissez-vous bien les mesures d'immigration temporaires et spéciales pour Haïti? Comment aider les gens à bien présenter leur demande? De nombreuses personnes sont confuses au sujet des mesures d'immigration spéciales du Canada pour les personnes de Haïti. Les gens se tournent vers les personnes travaillant en...

Navigating the Temporary and Permanent Residence Pathways for Child Welfare Survivors

Recorded on: September 25, 2024

In this webinar, speakers Lily Tekle and Nicole Guthrie discuss the temporary resident permit program and a new permanent residence pathway for child welfare survivors. People who came to Canada under the age of 19 and were in state care for at least 12 months may be eligible to apply. The permanent residence...

Parent-Child-Contact-Problem (Alienation) e-learning course

This free e-learning, is designed for lawyers and other professionals involved with the family court system who may be interested in learning more about this important issue.

Tip sheets on how to apply for ID

Community Legal Aid Services Program (CLASP) has tip sheets that explain how to apply for:

• an Ontario Birth Certificate
• an Ontario Health Card
• an Ontario Photo Card
• a Permanent Resident Card

Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder & the Criminal Justice System

The John Howard Society of Ontario has an infographic titled Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder & the Criminal Justice System.

Pets and property: understanding the rules around pets for Ontario renters

Advocacy Centre for Tenants Ontario (ACTO) has a blog post on the rules around pets for Ontario renters.

Case Center/CaseLines: A How to Guide

Case Center is an online document sharing platform that is used to share and present court documents at BOTH in-person and virtual court appearances. Any documents uploaded to Case Center can be viewed by the court and the other parties in your court case.

The Ontario Court of Justice, the Superior Court of Justice, and some third-party...