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- Income Security Advocacy Centre (ISAC) budget cut by 25%: Provincial government’s cut to legal aid will hurt the most vulnerable
- New law allows migrant workers facing abuse to change jobs
- Job Opportunity! Executive Director
- Benefit for Children To Be Cut from OW/ODSP
- Public Forum: Access to Justice for All!
- Defend Disability!
- Take Action! Community Legal Clinic Services Under Threat
- May 1: No Worker Left Behind! / Travailleuses et travailleurs uni.e.s!
- Ontario Budget 2019 Announces $1 Billion in OW and ODSP Cuts
- Bill 66 is a step backwards for Ontario’s workers
- File Your Taxes: New federal tax credit this year
- MARCH 21: #UNITEAGAINSTRACISM | CROSS-CANADA DAY OF ACTION / Journée d’Action Transcanadienne: Unissons-Nous Contre Le Racisme!
- Human Rights Tribunal ruling on insurance companies and CPP-D: Reilly v. Ford
- End Employment Insurance discrimination against women / Mettre fin à la discrimination
- Changes Ontario is Proposing to OW and ODSP
- Ontario Court of Appeal ruling is a victory for Uber workers
- OW & ODSP: What is a “Health Spending Account”? / OT & POSPH : Qu’est-ce qu’un « compte gestion-santé »?
- Improving access to justice for Indigenous people: New inter-regional Gladue Briefs Project
- S.A. v. Metro Vancouver Housing: Supreme Court Decision Preserves Access to Social Programs after Inheritance
- Ontario 2019 Pre-Budget Consultations: Have your say!
- Important Survey on How Canada Measures Poverty: Jan 31 deadline
- ISAC Annual Report / Rapport annuel 2017-2018
- A year of Bill 148: Not what the big business lobby predicted
- Migrant Rights Network Launches on International Migrants Day / Lancement du Réseau Des Droits des Migrant(e)s à l’occasion de la Journée Internationale des Migrant(e)s
- Supreme Court strikes down “cruel and unusual” mandatory victim surcharge
- What Changing the ODSP Definition of Disability Would Mean / Que signifierait changer la définition d’invalidité du POSPH?
- Working while on OW: What Minister MacLeod’s changes to income exemptions would mean
- Webinar: Changes to Social Assistance: What will they mean?
- Many questions, few answers, and great risk for people with disabilities
- Bill 47 is a Step Back for Ontario’s Workers
