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This resource is a students' and parents' guide to expulsions and expulsion appeals in Ontario. It explains what it means to be expelled, what conduct can lead to an expulsion, what happens when a student is expelled, and how to appeal an expulsion....
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EnglishRecorded on October 12, 2016 - If you are a woman who has experienced abuse in your relationship, and you and your partner are going to Family Court, it can be important to tell the Court about the abuse. This webinar in the Family Law Education...
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EnglishThis section of the Office of Consumer Affairs (OCA) looks at why a budget is necessary, what methods are available, and where to find budget counselling. It provides a budgeting worksheet and resources, both online and paper-based methods.
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English, français (français)This section of the Office of the Superintendent of Bankruptcy Canada looks at these topics:
- Find a Licensed Insolvency Trustee - including video, "Discussing your options with a Licensed Insolvency Trustee" and information about Licensed...
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English, français (français)This infographic defines and describes:
- The Options: Bankruptcy, Proposal, CCAA (Companies' Creditors Arrangement Act) Proceeding
- The Main Stakeholders: the Debtor (owes money), Creditors (are owed money),...
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English, français (français)Produced by:
Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada
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2015
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Booklet/PDF, WebThis resource has been developed to assist SRLs in working with opposing counsel, and to assist counsel working with SRLs. It is addressed to both SRLs and legal counsel and offers an overview of the problems articulated by each.
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EnglishProduced by:
National Self-Represented Litigants Project (NSRLP)
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2016
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Booklet/PDFThis booklet is meant to help you decide whether you have a serious debt problem and gives suggestions for solving your difficulties and avoiding them in the future. It includes these topics:
- Introduction
- Recognize the danger...
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English, français (français)This Government of Canada web page includes these topics:
- What is a payday loan?
- How much do payday loans cost compared to other forms of credit?
- What happens if I can't pay a payday loan back on time?...
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English, français (français)This Government of Canada website has tips, information, and related links on how to manage your debts.
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English, français (français)This is a calculator you can use to find out how much you owe. You enter your credit cards and installment loan balances to find out how much you owe and how long it will take to pay it all off.
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English, français (français)The provincial government increased Ontario Works (OW) and Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP) rates in the 2016 Ontario Budget.
As in past years, ...
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English, français (français)The Consumer Handbook is intended to help you become a better-informed and more confident consumer. It offers information on a wide range of topics such as online shopping, contracts, housing and home renovations, identity theft, collection agencies,...
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English, français (français)This resource is from ConsumerInformation.ca, a website managed by the Office of Consumer Affairs (OCA) at Industry Canada. It covers the way that most banks and credit unions are regulated by the federal government, and some by provincial or...
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English, français (français)This section of the FAQs: Workplace Insurance web page answers these questions:
- Who makes the decisions about my claim at the WSIB?
- Who should I contact at the WSIB about delays in my claim?
- What should I do if my WSIB...
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English, français (français)By law, the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board's (WSIB) "In Case of Injury" poster (Form 82) must be prominently displayed in every workplace covered by the WSIB. This page tells you how to get one of these posters.
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English, français (français)This Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) document provides information on:
- Registering an objection to a WSIB decision
- The Appeal Readiness Form
- Oral Hearings and Hearings in Writing
- Written...
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English, français (français)If the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) makes a decision an employer does not agree with, the employer can appeal it. This section of the WSIB website describes the appeal process for employers.
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English, français (français)If you disagree with a decision in your workplace insurance claim, you can ask a different decision-maker to review the decision and decide whether it is correct, a process called an appeal. This section of the Office of the Worker Adviser website...
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English, français (français)This section of the Office of the Worker Adviser website answers these questions about the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board's (WSIB) approach to getting injured workers back to work after an injury:
- What is work reintegration? ...
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English, français (français)The Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) Return to Work fact sheets include these titles:
- Functional Abilities Form for Timely Return to Work
- Multidisciplinary health care (MDHC) assessments
- Re-employing injured...
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English, français (français)
