CLEO has updated information about the law and legal services during the COVID-19 situation.
Steps to Justice now has information about what family law forms and documents can be filed online.
Justice pas-à-pas fournit maintenant des renseignements quant aux formules judiciaires et documents qui peuvent être déposés en ligne.
CLEO has updated information about the law and legal services during the COVID-19 situation.
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There are new options for attending school in September 2020 because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Students can choose regular in-person classes or remote learning. Homeschooling is also something more parents are considering. CLEO's new information about all of these options can help you make the choice that’s right for you.
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Starting August 4, 2020, the eviction freeze that protected most residential tenants and homeowners from being evicted by the Sheriff has expired.
This means that if the Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) has made an eviction order against a tenant, the landlord can have the Sheriff enforce the order by evicting the tenant and having the locks...
When the Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB) was first introduced, the government accepted most applications without checking to make sure that people were eligible. Now they're planning to do this.
If someone got the CERB when they should not have, the government says that they'll have to pay it back. This month's On the Radar...
COVID-19: Updates on the law and legal services
CLEO has updated information about the courts during the COVID-19 situation.
CLEO has added new information about the law and legal services during the COVID-19 situation.
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From CTV News - The Ontario government has extended all emergency orders, which includes restrictions on social gatherings.
The emergency orders, which were set to expire on June 19, have been extended until June 30.
"Extending these emergency orders gives our frontline health care providers the necessary flexibility to...