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News and announcements

New human rights Guided Pathway

This free online tool provides step-by-step support for people who want to apply to the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario.
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New videos on family law motions

CLEO is excited to share 4 new videos on family law motions.
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New Guided Pathways for peace bond, emergency family law order, and private prosecution

CLEO is pleased to announce 3 new collections of Guided Pathways for people experiencing gender-based violence.
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New tipsheets for refugee claimants

Steps to Justice has printable tipsheets to help refugee claimants get ready for their hearings.
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October 15, 2026

Updated information about working on ODSP

Steps to Justice has updated information about working while on the Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP). It explains:

how much someone can earn before their ODSP goes down
what child-care expenses people can claim
what other benefits and financial supports people may qualify for

October 8, 2026

On the Radar – More changes for landlords and tenants

This months On the Radar looks at the new Residential Tenancies Act (RTA) rules on unpaid rent, persistent late payments, compensation, and evictions.

October 2, 2026

New minimum wage rates

Steps to Justice has updated information about the minimum wage increase that took effect on October 1, 2026.

The new minimum wage amounts are:

Most jobs: $17.95 an hour
Homeworker: $19.70 an hour
Students 17 and younger: $16.90 an hour