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Refugee
claims in Canada (PDF
92KB) June 2008 This resource offers basic information about making a refugee claim in Canada. It outlines key steps in the process, explains what can happen if a claim is rejected, and suggests where to get help in many languages. Audio (4:13 minutes; 2.5 MB)
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Rent
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Restorative
justice: A different approach to youth justice (302KB) April 2002 This booklet describes how restorative justice works and how it allows young people who commit crimes to take responsibility for what they have done. It explains what the process offers to the victim as well as the person who committed the crime. |
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Restorative
justice: A different option for victims of youth crime (287KB) April 2002 This booklet explains what restorative justice is and what it can do for victims of youth crime. It describes the process by which victims can help decide what young people who commit crimes can do to help repair the harm they have done. |
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SO
VOTE! (poster) (229KB) In this 11” x 17” poster, areas of government responsibility that are of concern to low-income people are presented in graphic yellow and black text on a white background, above the slogan “SO VOTE!”. The message is that elections matter. |
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Sponsoring a member of the family class (PDF
290KB) March 2009 Some relatives or family members can be sponsored to come to Canada as members of the “family class”. This fact sheet lists who can and cannot sponsor, describes who can be sponsored, and explains how to apply to sponsor and what to do if an application is refused. |
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Support payments when you are on social assistance (PDF 180KB) June 2008 This booklet explains under what circumstances a person on social assistance is expected to try to get support payments from someone who is or was their spouse or same-sex partner, or who is the other parent of their children, and what they are expected to do. It talks about how support payments affect benefits and what to do if support payments are late or not paid. |
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