Steps to Justice has a new tool to help people who experienced discrimination at work, by their landlord, or by the police. The tool lets them compare the legal options they have. For each option, it explains:
The Homeowner Protection Act aims to stop companies from using a legal tool called a notice of security interest or NOSI to scam homeowners. Older adults were their primary targets. People ended up owing thousands of dollars and some lost their homes. Read more in this month's On the Radar.
Our digital timeline showcasing CLEO's 50-year history is now complete! We share some of our most recent milestones in this final release.
Steps to Justice has information on the new permanent residence pathway for people who were in care as children. It lets them apply for permanent residence if:
Steps to Justice has updated information on the amount someone can get from the Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP). The rates have gone up 4.5%. The basic ODSP rate for a single person who gets the highest amount of shelter allowance is now $1,368 a month, up from $1,308.
