Our letter to Prime Minister Carney expressing our deepening concern about the mounting challenges facing the forest sector, driven by escalating trade tensions with the U.S.
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LegalIndigenous Owned Businesses
- 86 Cumberland St. South Thunder Bay ON P7B 2V3
- (807) 344-2478
- 1-888-373-3309
- (807) 345-2842
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Hours:
9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday to Friday
Closed daily 12 noon to 1 p.m. for lunch
About Us
We provide legal advice and assistance to all low-income residents in the District of Thunder Bay. Our services are offered at no cost to people with low-incomes who meet the financial eligibility guidelines.
Our focus is on helping people get income maintenance benefits and maintain access to housing.
We also have locations in Marathon and Geraldton.
We also organize and present community legal education workshops and work with the community for organized, positive change.
The main areas of law that we deal with include:
Income maintenance – Ontario Works, Ontario Disability Support Program, CPP Disability, Employment Insurance, Canada Child Benefits and Tenant Rights.
Assistance may be available for other areas of poverty law, such as income tax returns, and completing applications.
Other services include Tenant Duty Counsel services for telephone hearings, Awenen Niin ID Bank, Thunder Bay Good Food Box host site, Family Duty Counsel lawyer available in our Geraldton and Marathon office, as scheduled.
“Kinna-aweya” is the Ojibway word meaning “Everyone”
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Vaughan Chamber of Commerce and Thunder Bay Chamber of Commerce Convene Regional Energy Dialogue Advancing Northern Priorities and Economic Growth Across Ontario
The Thunder Bay Chamber of Commerce hosted a locally focused roundtable discussion on October 2nd that highlighted northern Ontario’s energy opportunities and challenges.
