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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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: Ask for a review of a written notice to remove a child who has been placed with you for adoption
Ask for a review of a written notice to remove a child who has been placed with you for adoption Print-friendly Before you file an application Has a children’s aid society or a licensed adoption agency either removed a child placed with you for adoption or informed you that it will remove the child? If… Continue reading CFSRB: Ask for a review of a written notice to remove a child who has been placed with you for adoption
CFSRB: Appeal a school board decision to expel a pupil
Appeal a school board decision to expel a pupil Print-friendly The Education Act gives the CFSRB the mandate to hear appeals from expulsions from a school or all schools of a school board. Before you file Are you the parent or guardian of a student who is under 18 years old who was recently expelled?… Continue reading CFSRB: Appeal a school board decision to expel a pupil
CFSRB: Ask for a review of a written notice to refuse your adoption application
Ask for a review of a written notice to refuse your adoption application Print-friendly Before you file an application Did a children’s aid society refuse your request to adopt a particular child? If the answer is “yes”, you may apply to the Child and Family Services Review Board (CFSRB) for a review of that decision.… Continue reading CFSRB: Ask for a review of a written notice to refuse your adoption application
CFSRB: Ask for a review of a written notice proposing to remove a child in extended society care (Crown ward) from your foster home
Ask for a review of a written notice proposing to remove a child in extended society care (previously known as a Crown ward) from your foster home Print-friendly Before you file an application Are you a foster parent whose foster child has been or will be removed from your care? Do you want to challenge… Continue reading CFSRB: Ask for a review of a written notice proposing to remove a child in extended society care (Crown ward) from your foster home
CFSRB: Ask for a review of an admission to an emergency secure treatment program
Ask for a review of an admission to an emergency secure treatment program Print-friendly The Child, Youth and Family Services Act, 2017, section 171, gives the Child and Family Services Review Board (CFSRB) the mandate to hear applications requesting an order to release a child or youth from a secure treatment program. Before you file… Continue reading CFSRB: Ask for a review of an admission to an emergency secure treatment program
CFSRB: Decisions
Decisions To read decisions of the Child and Family Services Review Board, visit the Canadian Legal Information Institute (CanLII). CanLII is a non-profit organization that makes Canadian law accessible for free on the internet. Pursuant to Rules 9.3 and 9.4 of the CFSRB’s Rules of Procedure, parties and their representatives must not use, share, discuss… Continue reading CFSRB: Decisions
CFSRB: Complain about services of a children’s aid society
Complain about services of a children’s aid society Print-friendly If you have sought or received services from a children’s aid society and have concerns about these services, you may have a right to complain to the CFSRB for one of these reasons: The children’s aid society did not give you a chance to be heard… Continue reading CFSRB: Complain about services of a children’s aid society
CFSRB: Ask for a review of your residential placement
Ask for a review of your residential placement Print-friendly Before you file Are you at least 12 years old? Are you in a residential placement (a foster home, group home or treatment home) and has your placement been reviewed by a Residential Placement Advisory Committee (RPAC)? Do you disagree with your placement? If you answered… Continue reading CFSRB: Ask for a review of your residential placement