Advocacy Centre for Tenants Ontario has information for tenants when their landlords ask them to sign an agreement to move out. It explains what an N11 form is and a tenant’s rights when asked to sign.
The Canadian Centre for Housing Rights explains what Ontario housing law says about repairs and maintenance of rental units. It discusses the rights and responsibilities of tenants and landlords.
Disability Justice Network Ontario has toolkits for racialized people living with a disability and dealing with the criminal legal system. They also include information that professionals and family and friends can use. The Network also has a printable, plain language toolkit for people in jail. It’s available in various versions, such as large text, dyslexia font and braille.
Community Living Ontario’s website The Right to Decide has information on the rights of people living with intellectual disabilities. It defines “legal capacity” and supported decision-making, as well as addresses issues with substitute decision-making.
Egale has guides for 2SLGBTQI people and their allies on how to stay safe at public events and protests.
