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Resources and Publications

Paying your rent CLB 1
Paying your rent CLB 1
(
November
2013
)
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Paying your rent CLB 2
Paying your rent CLB 2
(
November
2013
)
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Police Powers: Stops and Searches
Police Powers: Stops and Searches
(
December
2018
)

This resource sets out the rights of a person who is stopped, questioned, searched, arrested, or detained by the police. It also explains when the police can enter or search someone's home.

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Power of Attorney for Personal Care
Power of Attorney for Personal Care
(
May
2016
)

This resource explains what a Power of Attorney for Personal Care is, reasons to make one, and what can happen if you do not. Topics include how to make a Power of Attorney for Personal Care, when an attorney can make decisions, the types of decisions they can make, and where to get forms, legal information, and help.

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Privacy in your home CLB 2
Privacy in your home CLB 2
(
November
2013
)
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Privacy in your home CLB 4
Privacy in your home CLB 4
(
November
2013
)
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Refugee Rights in Ontario bookmark
Refugee Rights in Ontario bookmark
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Refugee Rights in Ontario: Resources for front-line workers
Refugee Rights in Ontario: Resources for front-line workers

A website for front-line worker and advocates who work with refugee claimants.

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Rent increases
Rent increases
(
December
2018
)

To increase a tenant’s rent, the landlord must follow the rules set by the Residential Tenancies Act. This resource explains those rules. It also talks about agreements that a landlord and a tenant can make to increase the rent, rules about deposits and other charges, and steps tenants can take if they have paid an illegal rent or charge.

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Rent increases CLB 2
Rent increases CLB 2
(
November
2013
)
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