There are a number of community legal clinics and community legal offices, all of these provide legal information workshops for free.
Family Law Office
613-596-7448
Topics: Family law, separation, children’s aid, etc.
Criminal Law Office
613-233-0239
Topics: Representation in criminal court proceedings; criminal records; court diversion; police powers
Clinique juridique francophone de l’est d’Ottawa
613-744-2892
Topics: Housing, immigration, criminal injuries compensation and social assistance
Community Legal Services
613-241-7008
Topics: Housing issues, Immigration and Income Maintenance (Ontario Disability Support Program, Canada Pension Plan, Workers’ Compensation and other).
South Ottawa Community Legal Services
613-733-0140
Topics: Housing law for tenants; Immigration and Refugee issues; Ontario Disability Support Program and Ontario Works issues, federal social benefits (employment insurance; Canada Pension Plan; Old Age Security benefits; Child Tax Benefits) and Workers’ Compensation issues for injured workers.
University of Ottawa Community Legal Clinic
613-562-5600
Topics: Police powers, human rights, sexual harassment, workers rights, trespass notices, Tenant related issues, criminal records and pardons, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board, consumer related problems.
West End Legal Services of Ottawa
613-596-1641
Topics: Housing issues, Immigration and Income Maintenance ( ODSP, CPP, Workers’ Compensation and other).
Resource Materials
A wide range of topics are covered in clear, readable pamphlets from Community Legal Education Ontario (CLEO). You can order CLEO pamphlets for free or download them yourself from their website.
http://www.cleo.on.ca/ 416-408-4420
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