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ARCH, in its own name, was granted interested party status in Wozenilek et al. v. Elections Canada. Mr. Wozenilek uses a wheelchair. In the last Federal Election, he was unable to enter...
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ARCH lawyer, Laurie Letheren, is a guest panellist on Canada in Perspective. The panel discussed issues around the rights of children with autism to have their service dogs accompany them to school....
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On May 23, 2014, Laurie Letheren was a panellist at the Ontario Bar Association’s 2014 Annual Update on Human Rights. The topic of discussion was on the privacy issues that arise from the...
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April 3, 2014
In 2011, the Centre for Equality Rights in Accommodation (CERA) and four individuals filed a court application alleging that the governments of Canada and Ontario had violated their...
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Laurie Letheren, lawyer at ARCH Disability Law Centre, addressed the students in the Disability Discourse class at George Brown College in Toronto. The presentation discussed the history of the...
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Kerri Joffe and Laurie Letheren, lawyers at ARCH Disability Law Centre, addressed students at McMaster University about their rights as students with disabilities. The presentation addresses rights...
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The Court approved settlements of the Rideau and Southwestern Regional Centre lawsuits on Monday, February 24, 2014. This means that the Court has decided that these settlements are fair and...
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Canada has submitted its first report to the UN on the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.
You can read Canada’s report by opening one of the attached documents below:
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ARCH has just learned that the next steps in the Huronia Regional Centre, Rideau Regional Centre and Southwestern Regional Centre class action settlements are taking place today, Monday February 24,...
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ARCH prepared a research paper for the Law Commission of Ontario’s Project on Legal Capacity, Decision-Making and Guardianship. ARCH’s paper analyzes Ontario’s guardianship regime...
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