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Matters before Ontario tribunals can be highly procedural and time-sensitive, often involving rules that are unfamiliar to those navigating them for the first time. At Boyd Paralegal, we provide clear explanations, practical strategy, and professional representation to help clients move through tribunal proceedings with confidence and clarity.

What are tribunals?

Ontario tribunals are administrative bodies that resolve disputes in specialized areas of law. While tribunal proceedings are generally less formal than court, they still follow strict procedural rules, evidentiary requirements, and deadlines. Outcomes can have meaningful personal, financial, or professional consequences.

Ontario tribunals address issues such as:

  • Human rights complaints
  • Licensing and regulatory matters
  • Social benefits and entitlement disputes
  • Administrative or professional discipline matters
  • Other statutory or regulatory proceedings

Each tribunal operates under its own legislation and procedures, making informed preparation essential.

Representation is not mandatory, but tribunal processes can be complex and unforgiving of missed steps or deadlines. Professional guidance can help ensure your matter is properly prepared and presented.

In most cases, yes. Tribunal decisions can significantly affect rights, benefits, or obligations, and appeal options may be limited.

Some matters can be resolved through negotiation, settlement, or alternative dispute processes, depending on the tribunal and circumstances.

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