The offices, tribunals, and services people ask us about most, with official links, maps, and directions. Free to use, whether or not you are our client.
Regulator of Ontario's lawyers and paralegals. Verify a licence, review the paralegal scope of practice, or access complaint resources.
Umbrella organization for Ontario's adjudicative tribunals, including the Landlord and Tenant Board and the Licence Appeal Tribunal.
Resolves disputes between residential landlords and tenants under the Residential Tenancies Act. Forms, filing, and hearing information.
Hears statutory accident benefits disputes and licensing appeals.
Branch of the Superior Court of Justice hearing civil claims up to $35,000. Guides, forms, and locations.
The Court of Appeal, Superior Court of Justice, and Ontario Court of Justice. Locations, daily lists, and practice directions.
Provincial services: health cards, driver's licences, vehicle registration, and vital records such as birth and marriage certificates.
Federal services: Social Insurance Numbers, Employment Insurance, CPP, OAS, and passport intake at many locations.
Federal department for immigration, refugee, and citizenship applications. Application status, forms, and processing times.
Federal department responsible for foreign affairs, including authentication of Canadian documents for use abroad.
Directory of foreign missions accredited to Canada, for consular services and document legalization requirements.
Legal aid for eligible low-income Ontarians, including certificates and duty counsel.
Plain-language legal information on everyday legal problems in Ontario, in multiple languages.
Information and services for newcomers to Ontario: housing, employment, language classes, and settlement agencies.
In an emergency call 911. For non-emergencies, contact your local police service's non-emergency line.
In a medical emergency call 911. For non-urgent health advice, Health811 is available by phone at 811 or online.
Hears applications about discrimination and harassment under Ontario's Human Rights Code.
Free legal assistance for people in Ontario who have experienced discrimination.
Free, confidential helpline connecting people to community, social, and government services, in many languages. Dial 2-1-1.
Consumer rights, complaints about businesses, and guidance on contracts and refunds.
Book a consultation in English, Arabic, or French. Flat fees, straight answers, and a clear next step.
