What’s New
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Temporary immigration programs
Steps to Justice has new information on some of Canada’s temporary immigration programs. These programs are for people from places that are in crisis. The crisis could be caused by, for example, a war or a natural disaster like an earthquake or famine. Every program is for a specific country or region and has different rules,
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New Guided Pathway: Responding to Small Claims Court Cases
CLEO is pleased to announce the new Guided Pathway for people who are being sued in Small Claims Court. This pathway allows someone to reply to the Plaintiff’s Claim, make a claim of their own, or both. This pathway can help you: fill out a Defence (Form 9A) to reply to a Plaintiff’s Claim against you fill out a Defendant’s Claim (Form 10A) to make a claim of your own against the plaintiff or another person or organization related to the Plaintiff’s Claim learn more about the types of claims you can take to Small Claims Court understand how easy or hard it may be to collect your money if you win The pathway is available on CLEO’s Steps to Justice website.
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New and Revised CLEO Publications – November 8, 2024
CLEO is pleased to announce a number of updated print and online resources. Visit Order publications to see a complete list of resources that can be ordered for free.
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November is Make a Will Month
November is Make a Will Month. It’s an opportunity to learn about the importance of having a will. Or, if you already have a will, it’s a good time to review it. A will is a legal document that says what happens to your property after you die. If you die without a will,
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New minimum wage rates
Steps to Justice has updated information about the minimum wage increase that took effect on October 1, 2024. The new minimum wage amounts are shown in the chart below. Most jobs Homeworker Student younger
than 18 $17.20 $18.90 $16.20