Human Rights Tribunal
Handles applications from people who believe their rights under the Ontario Human Rights Code have been violated. It offers mediation and adjudication services to resolve complaints.
Ontario Human Rights Commission
Promotes, protects, and advances human rights through research, policy development, and education. It addresses systemic discrimination and monitors compliance with the Human Rights Code.
Ontario Workplace Tribunal
The OWTL provides public access to legal information and case law related to workplace issues like human rights, labour relations, and workers’ compensation. It supports individuals, including self-represented parties, in researching employment and administrative law matters.
AODA – Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities
The Ontario.ca website on accessibility provides a comprehensive overview of how the province is working to make Ontario more inclusive for people with disabilities. It offers resources for individuals, businesses, and organizations to understand and comply with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA), including standards for customer service, employment, transportation, public spaces, and information/communications.
Ontario Legal Aid
The Legal Aid Ontario (LAO) website offers a wide range of legal support services for low-income individuals across Ontario. It helps people navigate legal issues in areas such as criminal law, family law, immigration and refugee matters, mental health law, and housing disputes.
Human Rights Legal Support Center
Provides free legal advice and support to individuals filing complaints with the HRTO. They help with applications, hearings, and settlement discussions.
Canadian Human Rights Commission
Deals with human rights complaints involving federally regulated employers and services. It also promotes equality and prevents discrimination through public policy and education.
Landlord Tenant board
The LTB resolves disputes between landlords and tenants under the Residential Tenancies Act. It offers mediation, hearings, and resources to help both parties understand their rights and responsibilities.
Pay Equity Office
The Pay Equity Commission is composed of two separate and distinct bodies: the Pay Equity Office and the Pay Equity Hearings Tribunal.
The Pay Equity Office offers information to help employers and employees understand their rights and responsibilities under the Pay Equity Act.
The Pay Equity Office also investigates complaints alleging contravention of the Pay Equity Act
Counsel of Ontario Universities
The Council of Ontario Universities (COU) is a non-partisan organization that represents Ontario’s publicly funded universities. Its mission is to promote student success, drive research and innovation, support economic development, and advocate for policies that benefit higher education and the province.