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This resource discusses children's right to attend school, at what age a person can be legally excused from attending school, and at what age a student has the legal right not to attend school. There is information for immigrants and newcomers, blind...
Some of the questions this guide looks at: Who has a legal right to special education? How are students identified as exceptional? Can a decision be appealed? What kinds of help is the student entitled to? What are the rights of the student? the...
The Ontario Human Rights Commission's policy on discrimination against older people in employment covers hiring; on the job; retirement; pensions, benefits, and seniority; and accommodating the older worker.
These guides on the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario website are designed to help you understand and access the HRTO's dispute resolution process:
- Applicant's Guide
- Respondent's Guide
- Plain Language Guide
- Guide...
Note: As of March 13, 2012, the term "pardon" has been replaced with "record suspension" in Canada. This page on the Parole Board of Canada's website has links for downloading the Record Suspension Application Guide and Forms, which...
This Justice for Children and Youth blog post has legal information on sexual activity and the age of consent, underage consumption of alcohol, and sex on school property.
This Justice for Children and Youth blog post looks at issues such as alcohol consumption and the number of passengers a driver can carry while driving with a G2 license in Ontario. It also looks at G2-type offences and the Novice Driver Sanction...
Getting evicted from a home is never pleasant. This webinar, intended for community workers, gives information on how to advise clients who are dealing with eviction. The webinar looks at who is a tenant, what tenants face when they receive an...
There are legal consequences of possessing and distributing marijuana. This Justice for Children and Youth blog post gives a description of possible charges and examples of punishable activity, as well as information on your...
This pamphlet provides information on what is meant by the age of consent to sexual activity and an overview of Canada's laws on sexual assault and other offences involving sexual exploitation.
This resource has general information about the law on physical punishment in Canada. It includes phone numbers and websites where children and parents may go for further help.
This resource looks at what happens if you die without a will: You give up the right to choose who inherits your property, how much each person gets, and when they will get it. The article concludes with links to more information.
This guide provides general legal information about planning for illness and death for people in Ontario. Topics in the booklet include: Powers of attorney, wills, planning for your children, your home, benefits, resources, services, and more.
Recorded on May 31, 2012. This webinar looks at the legal process when criminal charges are laid in a domestic dispute. It covers the complete process, from police involvement to the resolution of the case, and what women can expect, whether they are...
This website offers information and access to resources on the legal, financial, emotional, and social considerations relating to child custody, access, and child support. It has separate sections for parents, for children, and about going to court....
This is a list of tips and traps to be aware of when considering long-term care placement or alternatives. It appears on pages 12 and 13 of the Advocacy Centre for the Elderly (ACE) Spring/Summer 2012 newsletter.
Are you working in Ontario? Does your employer owe you money? You can file a claim with the Ontario Ministry of Labour under the Employment Standards Act (ESA). This article explains the 4 steps you must follow to file an Employment Standards claim....
This article discusses how to qualify for Employment Insurance benefits when you have to quit your job because you're moving away with your spouse or child. You must show that your spouse, common law partner, or dependent child had to move to another...
What are your rights as a young person when the police approach you on the street and ask you questions? Do you have to answer? Can the police search you or use force against you? These are among the questions addressed in this post on the Justice For...
Your rights at the border: What can and can't be done by a Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) officer when he or she decides to search your electronic devices? What exactly do CBSA officers do when they are searching your electronic devices? What...
