Tribunals Ontario
Social Justice Tribunals Ontario is a cluster of eight tribunals that judge disputes related to social justice.[1] The tribunals are[2]:
- Child and Family Services Review Board
- Criminal Injuries Compensation Board
- Custody Review Board
- Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario
- Landlord and Tenant Board
- Ontario Special Education (English) Tribunal
- Ontario Special Education (French) Tribunal
- Ontario Social Benefits Tribunal
The psychologist Jordan Peterson stated in 2016 that the tribunals had granted themselves "sweeping powers" that would bypass basic principles of Canada's common law system.[3]
References
- ^ "Ontario Expands Social Justice Tribunals Cluster". news.ontario.ca. Retrieved 1 July 2019.
- ^ "SJTO Home". SJTO.
- ^ International, Radio Canada (24 November 2016). "The English language, gender rights, free speech laws, a professor under siege". RCI | English. Retrieved 1 July 2019.
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