Hearing Resources The following resources are provided to assist you with your hearing. If you have questions, please visit our Renting in Ontario webpage or email us at LTB@ontario.ca. Landlords L1/L9 Application Information Update (PDF) – A form that landlords must complete if they have filed an L1 or L9 application. This form lets the… Continue reading LTB: Hearing Resources
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Licence Appeal Tribunal
About the LAT The Licence Appeal Tribunal (LAT) is an independent, quasi-judicial agency and is one of the thirteen tribunals in Tribunals Ontario. LAT adjudicates applications and resolves disputes concerning compensation claims and licensing activities regulated by the provincial government, including those activities of delegated administrative authorities.
LTB: Application and Hearing Process
Note: Documents you submit to the board are available to the public on request, subject to limited exceptions. Application and Hearing Process This section tells you what to do before you file, how to file an application, and what happens afterwards. If you are a non-profit housing co-op or a co-op member, visit Non-Profit Co-op… Continue reading LTB: Application and Hearing Process
CFSRB: FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions Who should I contact if I have questions? If you have a question about the CFSRB, call 416-327-0111 or 1-888-777-3616. If you file an application or appeal, a case processing officer will be assigned to your file and will be your main contact at the CFSRB. If you have questions about your… Continue reading CFSRB: FAQs
CFSRB: Rules of Procedure
Rules of Procedure Rules There are two parts to the rules that govern the procedures of the Child and Family Services Review Board (CFSRB). Part I is the Social Justice Tribunals Ontario (SJTO) Common Rules and Part II is the CFSRB specific rules. Both parts should be read together. CFSRB Rules of Procedure Technical Note:… Continue reading CFSRB: Rules of Procedure
CFSRB: What We Do
What We Do The Child and Family Services Review Board (CFSRB) conducts reviews and hearings on a number of matters that affect children, youth and families in Ontario. Under the Child, Youth and Family Services Act, 2017, the CFSRB can review: A children’s aid society’s decision to remove a child in extended society care from… Continue reading CFSRB: What We Do
OSET: What We Do
What We Do The Ontario Special Education Tribunals (English, for the English Public and Catholic school boards and French, for the French Public and Catholic school boards) hear appeals from parents, legal guardians or adult students who disagree with a school board’s decision about the identification or placement of students with exceptional learning needs under… Continue reading OSET: What We Do
SBT: What We Do
What We Do The Social Benefits Tribunal (SBT) hears appeals from people who disagree with a decision that affects the amount of, or their eligibility for, social assistance under the Ontario Works Act or the Ontario Disability Support Program Act. SBT is independent from the Ministry of Community and Social Services, the province’s social assistance… Continue reading SBT: What We Do
HRTO: Application & Hearing Process
Note: Documents you submit to the tribunal are available to the public on request, subject to limited exceptions. Application and Hearing Process Show All | Hide All | Print-friendly Before You File an Application Helps you decide whether to file an application with the HRTO. The HRTO can only consider your claim if it: falls… Continue reading HRTO: Application & Hearing Process
OSET: Appeal & Hearing Process
Note: Documents you submit to the tribunal are available to the public on request, subject to limited exceptions. Appeal and Hearing Process Print-friendly Before you appeal to the OSET Every school board has a Parent’s Guide to Special Education that describes the procedures for identification of exceptionalities and making decisions about placement. It also explains the… Continue reading OSET: Appeal & Hearing Process