Strategic Policy Branch

Criminal Injuries Compensation Board (CICB) in Toronto, ON, has recently undergone changes in response to the Amendments to Compensation for Victims of Crime Act. As part of a transition to a new one-window access system for victim service programs, the CICB now provides financial assistance to victims of violent crimes through an administrative model. Under the updated legislation effective May 29, 2019, significant modifications have been made to the compensation structure, including an increased maximum lump sum payment of $30,000 and a cap of $5,000 for pain and suffering awards. Any decisions made by the CICB after the specified date will adhere to these revised terms. During this transitional phase, the CICB remains dedicated to delivering top-notch service to the public, collaborating closely with the Government of Ontario to ensure a smooth continuity of victim services statewide. For further information on the updated victim services provisions, individuals are encouraged to reach out to the Ministry of the Attorney General in Toronto. Generated from the website content

Mag-Toronto Sup Ct Fam is a legal services provider based in Toronto, ON, specializing in family law matters. They offer professional representation and guidance for clients navigating issues related to family disputes and court proceedings. With a focus on the complexities of family law, Mag-Toronto Sup Ct Fam aims to assist individuals in resolving conflicts and reaching fair and equitable solutions. Their experienced team works diligently to support clients through the legal process with empathy and expertise. Generated from their business information

The Canada Language Commissioner, based in Toronto, ON, is an organization dedicated to promoting and protecting linguistic rights in Canada. Through investigations and advocacy, the Commissioner works to ensure that language rights are respected and upheld at all levels of government and in various sectors of society. Generated from their business information