Portage College PLE Resource Directory by Portage College Public Legal Education Program

LEGAL RESOURCE

EDUCATING ALBERTANS ABOUT THE LAW AND LEGAL SYSTEM SINCE 2001!

The Portage College Public Legal Education (PLE) Program offers free workshops, webinars, and information sessions to help people in Alberta understand the law, the legal system, and the resources available to them.

Our programming aims to support Albertans in their ability to navigate legal systems that may affect their lives. All this is made possible by grant funding from the Alberta Law Foundation.

Topics we cover:

• Aboriginal Law & Indigenous Rights

• Criminal Law

• Going to Court (Court Processes)

• Employment Law

• Family Law

• Human Rights Law

• Wills and Estates

• Youth Criminal Law

We welcome opportunities to deliver workshops in communities in our service area. If you have an idea for a legal or justice related workshop in your classroom, organization or community, please get in touch. We can help you coordinate an event and most are free!

Shelley Jackson Program Coordinator

Portage College Public Legal Education Program Box 417 • 9531 94 Avenue Lac La Biche, Alberta T0A 2C0

780-623-5680

Shelley.Jackson@portagecollege.ca

Ruth Snyder Community Engagement Facilitator

Portage College Public Legal Education Program Box 1471 • 5205 - 50th Avenue

St. Paul, Alberta T0A 3A0

780-614-6345

Ruth.Snyder@portagecollege.ca

JUSTICE PROGRAMS & SERVICES

COURT OF KING’S BENCH (ST. PAUL)

4704 - 50 Street, St. Paul, AB. T0A 3A4

Direct Line Phone - 780-645-6387

Rite Line - 310-0000

ALBERTA COURT OF JUSTICE

Athabasca, 4903-50 Street ......................780-675-4210

Bonnyville, 4902-50 Avenue ................... 780-826-3438

Boyle, 5006-3 Street ……........…............ 780-689-4141

Cold Lake, 5323-48 Avenue .................... 780-594-3374

Ft. Saskatchewan, 10504-100 Avenue .. 780-998-1200

Lac La Biche, 9503 Beaver Hill Road .......780-623-5260

Lloydminster, 5124-50 Street 780-871-6450

St Paul, 4704-50 Street 780-645-6324

https://www.albertacourts.ca

ALBERTA CROWN PROSECUTION SERVICE

Edmonton–RuralandRegionalResponseOffice

Suite 1110, Oxford Tower, 10235 – 101 Street, Edmonton, AB. T5J 3E9

✉ jsg-acps.errro@gov.ab.ca

Phone: 780-638-3352

Ft Saskatchewan Regional Crown Office

104 Market Square Shopping Centre, 10404 – 99th Avenue, Fort Sask., AB. T8L 3W2 ✉ jsg-acps.fortsaskatchewan@gov.ab.ca

Phone: 780-998-1269

St Paul Regional Crown Office 4th Floor, 5025-49 Avenue, P.O. Box 115, St. Paul AB. T0A 3A4

✉ jsg-acps.st-paul@gov.ab.ca

Phone: 780-645-6381

ALBERTA JUSTICE

Honourable Mickey Amery, Minister of Justice

Deputy House Leader

424 Legislature Building 10800 - 97 Avenue

Edmonton, AB T5K 2B6

✉ ministryofjustice@gov.ab.ca ��https://www.alberta.ca/justice

Phone …………………….…….. 780 427-2339

COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS/ PROBATION

Provides supervision of individuals who have been accused or convicted of a crime

Cold Lake Community Corrections 5013-51 Street, P O Box 1290, T9M 1P3 Phone 780-594-3348

Lac La Biche Community Corrections

Provincial Building, 9503 Beaverhill Road T0A 2C0 Phone 780-623-5233

Lloydminster Community Corrections 5124-50 St. T9V 0M3 Phone ........................ 780-871-6470

St. Paul Community Corrections 5025-49 Ave. #313, T0A 3A4 Phone ........................ 780-645-6320

PROVINCIAL COURT LIBRARY

Law Library, St. Paul Courthouse 4704-50 Street. Box 1900, St. Paul AB. T0A 3A0

�� lawlibrary ab ca/our-libraries/st-paul Phone 780-614-6412

COMPLAINTS ABOUT THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE PROCESS

If you feel you were not treated fairly during the criminal justice process, you can send a complaint to any of the Alberta or Federal government services or agencies involved. Learn more at alberta.ca/complaints-about-the-criminal-justice-process alberta.ca/complaints-about-the-criminal-justice-process

GOVERNMENT OF ALBERTA PROGRAMS | SERVICES

ALBERTA EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS

Rules, regulations and compliance measures for employers and employees in Alberta workplaces

Toll-Free 1-877-427-3731

Phone 780-427-3731

COURT AND JUSTICE SERVICES (CJS)

CJS is a program by the Government of Alberta, Justice, working with Alberta courts to provide legal information, court form assistance, parenting courses, dispute resolution, and court system guidance.

�� alberta.ca/court-and-justice-services

FAMILY LEGAL MATTERS

Offers information regarding support for family legal issues, such as family docket court and family violence.

�� alberta.ca/family-legal-matters

IMMIGRATION

Immigration information, jobs, health, education and more for those planning to move or who are new to Alberta.

��alberta.ca/immigration

MAINTENANCE ENFORCEMENT PROGRAM

Collects court-ordered child and spousal maintenance.

✉ albertamep@gov.ab.ca

��alberta.ca/maintenance-enforcementprogram

Edmonton Area

Toll-Free

Then ask for 780-422-5555

780-422-5555

310-0000

PROVINCIAL MENTAL HEALTH DIVERSION PROGRAM (PMHDP)

The Provincial Diversion Program helps adults and adolescents with mental illness who commit minor, low-risk offenses and come into conflict with the law receive appropriate care, support and treatment in the community rather than in the criminal justice system

✉ pmhdp@ahs.ca.

�� albertahealthservices.ca/amh/Page2767.aspx

SERVICE ALBERTA AND RED TAPE REDUCTION

Responsible for services including registries, land titles, consumer protection, the Alberta King's Printer and Red Tape Reduction.

�� alberta.ca/service-alberta

Toll-Free 310-0000 then ask for 780-427-2711

SAFEROADS ALBERTA

Request impaired driving reviews, vehicle seizure reviews and pay fines through SafeRoads Alberta

��alberta ca/saferoads-alberta

TEMPORARY FOREIGN WORKER ADVISORY OFFICE

Helping Temporary Foreign Workers understand their rights and get help when facing unsafe working conditions

✉ jet tfwao@gov ab ca

Toll-Free 1-877-944-9955

If you have been a victim of a violent crime, help is available at every step of your recovery. This includes immediate help, victim services units who can guide you through the justice system, and government programs that offer financial assistance, counselling and supports To learn more, visit alberta ca/help-for-victims-of-crime or see page 7 of this resource directory for local Victim Services Units phone numbers.

GOVERNMENT OF ALBERTA SUPPORT FOR FAMILY VIOLENCE, BULLYING & VULNERABLE CITIZENS

BULLYING HELPLINE

Learn where to find supports, stay safe or help others who are experiencing bullying in person or online. Access 24-hour help.

��alberta.ca/bullying-get-help

Call 310-1818 or text* 310-1818

FAMILY VIOLENCE INFO LINE

Learn where to turn when faced with family violence or domestic violence, and know your rights and the law Visit the website to find supports and financial help for helping you find safety and get set up – including getting help with costs to leave

��alberta ca/family-violence-find-supports

��Safer Spaces certificate to end tenancy

Call 310-1818 or text* 310-1818

SENIORS ABUSE HOTLINE

Provides confidential, non-judgmental, and short-term crisis intervention, emotional support, and resources to those who are experiencing or concerned about someone else experiencing senior abuse

�� alberta.ca/get-help-elder-abuse

Phone

310-1818

FAMILY & SOCIAL SUPPORTS

To find and apply for family and social supports, visit alberta ca/family-and-socialsupports-topic

AISH or Income

Support benefits Crisis supports Family supports Foster care and people in care

People with disabilities Seniors

Supports for social organizations

CHILD ABUSE HOTLINE

If you suspect a child is being abused, call 310 0000 to get the telephone number of your local office or call the Child Abuse Hotline to speak confidentially with a caseworker.

OFFICE OF THE PUBLIC GUARDIAN AND TRUSTEE (OPGT)

The OPGT provides services, tools and support for personal and financial matters to vulnerable Albertans and their families.

��alberta.ca/office-public-guardiantrustee Edmonton – Main Office (Adult Guardianship)

PROTECTION FOR PERSONS IN CARE

Information for caregivers that are supporting family members who are no longer able to care for themselves. Protection for Persons in Care (PPC) Act requires the reporting of abuse of adult clients receiving care in publicly funded facilities.

✉ health.ppc@gov.ab.ca Toll-Free

1-888-357-9339

FEDERAL DEPARTMENTS & SERVICES

CANADA IMMIGRATION AND CITIZENSHIP

Apply to travel, study, work or immigrate to Canada, apply for citizenship, a permanent resident card or refugee protection, check the status of your application or find a form.

Canada Place, 9700 Jasper Avenue Edmonton, AB T5J 4C3

�� canada.ca/en/services/immigrationcitizenship.html

Toll-Free 1-888-242-2100

CANADA REVENUE AGENCY- BENEFIT INQUIRIES

Information on the Canada child benefit (CCB), the GST/HST credit, and related provincial and territorial programs, as well as the child disability benefit and children's special allowances.

Phone

1-800-387-1193

CANADA REVENUE AGENCY - INDIVIDUAL TAX INQUIRIES

Tax information for individuals, trusts, international tax and non-residents, including personal income tax returns, instalments, RRSPs and the working income tax benefit.

Phone

1-800-959-8281

INDIGENOUS SERVICES CANADA (ISC) ISC works collaboratively with partners to improve access to high quality services for First Nations, Inuit and Métis. For information on Jordan's Principle, health-related benefits, Indian status, Treaty annuities, estates and trusts, visit their website.

Alberta Region Head Office 630 Canada Place, 9700 Jasper Avenue Edmonton, Alberta T5J 4G2

✉ infopubs@sac-isc.gc.ca �� canada.ca/en/indigenous-servicescanada.html

FEDERAL DEPARTMENTS & SERVICES

OFFICE OF THE CORRECTIONAL INVESTIGATOR

The Correctional Investigator is mandated by the Corrections and Conditional Release Act as an independent Ombudsman for individuals under the custody or supervision of the Correctional Service of Canada The primary function of the Office is to investigate and bring resolution to individual complaints under its jurisdiction

P O Box 3421, Station "D" Ottawa ON K1P 6L4

✉org@oci-bec.gc.ca ��oci-bec.gc.ca/en

Toll-Free: ............................. 1-877-885-8848

OFFICE OF THE FEDERAL OMBUDSMAN FOR VICTIMS OF CRIME (OFOVC)

The OFOVC is an independent resource for victims in Canada. Victims can contact the Office to learn more about their rights under federal law and the services available to them, or to make a complaint about any federal agency or federal legislation dealing with victims of crime.

General Inquiries and Complaints

Office of the Federal Ombudsman for Victims of Crime

P.O. Box 55037, Ottawa, ON. K1P 1A1

✉ victimsfirst@ombudsman gc ca �� victimsfirst gc ca

Toll-Free: ……………..…….. 1-866-481-8429

The Parole Board of Canada (PBC)

The PBC is an independent tribunal under the Public Safety portfolio, making conditional release and clemency decisions while prioritizing public safety. Services include record suspensions (formerly known as pardons) with details on waiting periods and eligibility criteria.

✉ Info-pra@pbc-clcc.gc.ca �� canada.ca/en/parole-board.html

Toll Free: ............................ 1-800-593-3404

ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE

Alberta Headquarters (K Division) 11140 109th St NW Edmonton AB T5G 2T4

Telephone: 780-412-5424

Find your local detachment �� /d t h/ /fi d/AB

ALBERTA ADVOCACY SUPPORTS

ALBERTA HEALTH ADVOCATES (OFFICE OF )

The Advocates refer people to the appropriate programs and services to address their complaints They have the ability to conduct investigations or reviews into specific complaints related to mental health patient rights and the Alberta Health Charter

106th Street Tower – 9th Floor 10055 106 Street

Edmonton AB T5J 2Y2

✉ info@albertahealthadvocates.ca ��alberta.ca/contact-the-healthadvocates.aspx

Edmonton

Toll-Free

Then ask for 780-422-1812

310-0000

ALBERTA HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION

The Alberta Human Rights Commission promotes equality, resolves discrimination complaints, and offers resources

Northern Regional Office 800 - 10405 Jasper Avenue NW Edmonton, AB. T5J 4R7

✉ AHRC.Registrar@gov.ab.ca �� albertahumanrights ab ca

Phone

ALBERTA OFFICE OF THE OMBUDSMAN

The Alberta Ombudsman conducts impartial investigations on complaints of unfair treatment by the provincial government. Acting independently under the Alberta Ombudsman Act, they have the authority to investigate various government entities.

9925 – 109 St. NW, Suite 700, Edmonton, AB. T5K 2J8

✉ info@ombudsman ab ca ��ombudsman ab ca

Edmonton

Toll-Free 310-0000

Then ask for 780-427-2756

ALBERTA POLICE BASED VICTIM SERVICES

Alberta police-based victim service programs utilize the services of highly trained volunteers to provide a 24/7 response to victims of crime and tragedy. Volunteers may provide a continuum of services, from the time of first response by police to the final disposition of the case by the courts.

Athabasca, Boyle and Lac La Biche

Victim Services

Phone ………………...…….…….. 780-623-7770

Bonnyville Victim Services Unit

780 343 7255

Phone ………………...…….…….. 780-343-7255

Boyle (Lac La Biche Victim Services)

Phone ………………...…….…….. 780-675-5077

Cold Lake Victim Services Unit

Phone

Elk Point & Area Victim Services

Phone ………………...…….……..780 724 4455

Smoky Lake Victim Service Unit

Phone ………………...…….……..780 942 3704

St. Paul and Area Victim Services

Phone ………………...…….……..780 645 8858

CHILD & YOUTH ADVOCATE (OFFICE OF THE)

The Office of the Child and Youth Advocate (OCYA) is an independent office of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta, mandated to work with vulnerable young people.

#600, 9925 109 Street, Edmonton, AB T5K 2J8 ✉ ca.information@OCYA.alberta.ca ��ocya.alberta.ca

The OCYA advocates for children and youth in designated services, offering legal representation, public education, and investigations into serious incidents Visit ocya alberta ca for more information.

ALBERTA – LEGAL SERVICES PROVIDERS

ALBERTA LIMITED LEGAL SERVICES PROJECT

This initiative connects Albertans with lawyers who offer partial legal services, making legal assistance more accessible and affordable by allowing clients to pay for specific services instead of full representation.

�� albertalegal.org

CIVIL CLAIMS DUTY COUNSEL (CCDC)

The CCDC project offers free 30-minute legal consultations for civil matters in the Alberta Court of Justice in Calgary and Edmonton.

��pbla.ca/ccdc-program

Community Legal Clinic - Central Alberta Clinic

The Community Legal Clinic offers a free 30minute remote appointment with a volunteer lawyer for those who qualify.

✉ info@communitylegalclinic.net

��communitylegalclinic.net/central-alberta

Phone ...............................1-877-314-9129

EDMONTON COMMUNITY LEGAL CENTRE (ECLC)

ECLC provides free legal advice, advocacy, information, referral, and support when income poses a barrier to accessing justice. ECLC is one of the six legal clinics in Alberta supporting communities for over 20 years. Other legal clinics are based in Fort McMurray, Calgary, Red Deer, Lethbridge, and Medicine Hat.

Suite 200, 10020 100 Street Edmonton, AB T5J 0N3

✉ intake@eclc.ca

�� eclc.ca

Phone ................................... 780 702 1725

LAWYER DIRECTORY

The Lawyer Directory is an online search tool that lets you find a lawyer based on certain criteria. There are approximately 7,500 lawyers in private practice with a vast array of practice areas who you can reach out to for legal assistance.

��lawsociety ab ca/public/findalawyer

LEGAL AID ALBERTA

A publicly funded, non-profit organization, that provides Alberta-wide affordable legal services in family law, domestic violence, child welfare, immigration, and youth and adult criminal defence.

�� legalaid ab ca

Toll Free 1-866-845-3425

RESIDENTIAL TENANCY DISPUTE

RESOLUTION SERVICE (RTDRS)

Landlords and tenants involved in a dispute can apply to this service to help resolve their dispute

✉ rtdrs@gov.ab.ca

�� alberta.ca/residential-tenancy-disputeresolution-service

Phone: 780-644-3000

Toll free: 310-0000

Then ask for 780-644-3000

STUDENT LEGAL SERVICES – EDMONTON

Student Legal Services is a studentmanaged organization dedicated to helping low-income individuals in the Edmonton area understand their legal issues and solve their problems. It can assist with matters including criminal law, civil law and family law.

��slsedmonton.com

Phone ............................. 780-492-2226

*Please note: These providers are not associated with Portage College or the Portage College PLE Program, and we do not guarantee the legal advice and services they provide nor can we guarantee that they will be able to assist you.

ALBERTA – LEGAL INFORMATION RESOURCES

LEGAL INFORMATION RESOURCES

Many organizations provide public legal education support and materials for Albertans. The following websites are intended to provide general information only. When you have a legal problem it is best to consult a lawyer.

ALBERTA CIVIL LIBERTIES

CENTRE (ACLRC)

RESEARCH

The ACLRC provides information and referrals to members of the public who call with questions about civil liberties and human rights.

2500 University Drive NW Calgary, AB T2N 1N4

✉ aclrc@ucalgary.ca

�� aclrc.com

Phone 403-220-2505

BEARPAW MEDIA AND EDUCATION

The BearPaw website provides public legal education and information specifically designed by and for Indigenous Peoples.

14904-121A Avenue NW Edmonton, Alberta, T5V 1A3

✉ bearpawlegal@ncsa.ca

�� bearpawlegalresources.ca

Phone 780-451-4002

DID YOU KNOW THE RELIABILITY OF LEGAL INFORMATION OFTEN CHANGES?

Primary sources of legal information are actual laws like Statues & Regulations (federal/provincial), Municipal by-laws, Court decisions and Court forms Secondary sources of legal information explain the laws and the legal process and can be in the form of websites, pamphlets, textbooks, directories etc Laws change and so should secondary sources.

CENTRE FOR PUBLIC LEGAL EDUCATION OF ALBERTA (CPLEA)

CPLEA is dedicated to making information about the law available in readable and understandable language for Albertans. It maintains a number of websites with legal information in many areas.

�� cplea.ca

�� Alberta Legal FAQs

�� Canada Legal FAQs

�� LandlordandTenant.org

�� LawCentral Alberta - law-related information

�� OakNet – Canadian Law for Older Adults

�� WillowNet- Abuse and the Law in Alberta

FREE LEGAL INFO (FORMERLY DIAL-ALAW)

Free Legal Info by Calgary Legal Guidance offers basic legal information to the public on various topics through phone services Topics include Consumer, Criminal, Employment, Family, Real Estate, Wills, Estate, and Youth Law

clg ab ca

. 1-800-332-1091

................................403-234-9022

WHEN ASSESSING THE RELIABILITY OF PUBLIC LEGAL EDUCATION INFORMATION (PLEI), ASK YOURSELF: Where is its Jurisdiction? Does it apply in your area/province? For example, if it’s an Ontario law it doesn’t apply in Alberta, or if it’s a U.S. law, it doesn’t apply in Canada. Is it current? Look for the date of publication. Laws change. What is its source? Was the information produced or reviewed by legal experts?

COMMUNITY SUPPORTS & RESOURCES

ALBERTA COUNCIL OF WOMEN’S SHELTERS

Find a shelter - call 24 hr hotline to speak with someone at a shelter near you If you are in immediate danger, call 911

Toll Free 1-866-331-3933

Emergency Shelters

Individuals and families can access emergency shelters and temporary housing when facing family violence, domestic violence or homelessness

�� alberta.ca/find-shelters

COMMUNITY SUPPORTS & RESOURCES

FAMILY VIOLENCE PROGRAM - LAC LA BICHE AND AREA

Provides emergency shelter for women and children, in-house and community educational and outreach services. Special socio-educational programming for men and women on the dynamics and impacts of domestic violence on themselves and their children, and the characteristics of healthy relationships.

�� hopehavenllb.com

Phone

780-623-3100

LAKELAND CENTRE FOR FASD (FETAL ALCOHOL SPECTRUM DISORDER)

The Centre offers Diagnostic Services for children and adults; resource information; resource development; a mothers-to-be mentorship program and summer camp

4823-50 St , Box 479 Cold Lake, AB T9M 1P1

✉ admin@lcfasd com

�� lcfasd com

Phone: 1-780-594-9905

Toll-Free: 1-877-594-5454

LLTTLE WARRIORS

Little Warriors is a national, charitable organization based in Alberta, focused on the awareness, prevention and treatment of child sexual abuse. They also advocate on behalf of and with child sexual abuse survivors.

P.O. Box 3184

Sherwood Park, AB T8H 2T2

✉ info@littlewarriors.ca

�� littlewarriors.ca

Phone: .................................. 780-922-9010

Toll Free: ............................. 1-855-922-9010

JOHN HUMPHREY CENTRE FOR PEACE AND HUMAN RIGHTS (JHC)

JHC works to advance dignity, freedom, justice, and security through collaborative relationships and transformative education on peace and human rights. Their Stride Advocacy program serves community members who are seeking remedy to human rights violations.

✉ info@jhcentre org �� jhcentre.org

NATIVE COUNSELLING SERVICES OF ALBERTA (NCSA)

For more information, and NE Alberta locations, refer to the Indigenous Specific Resources section of this publication.

WORKERS' RESOURCE CENTRE

Free assistance for Alberta workers with Employment Standards, Employment Insurance (EI), Human Rights, Sexual Harassment, Canada Pension PlanDisability (CPP-D), Disability Insurance, Workplace Injury and Alberta Income for the Severely Handicapped (AISH).

✉ info@helpwrc.org ��helpwrc.org

Toll-Free: ……………………… 1-844-435-7972 Phone: ............................. 1-403-264-8100

211 in Alberta provides free, confidential, 24/7 support in over 170 languages via phone, text, and chat for finding resources or services for various issues.

INDIGENOUS SPECIFIC SUPPORTS & RESOURCES

NATIVE COUNSELLING SERVICES OF ALBERTA (NCSA)

For 50 years, NCSA has assisted Indigenous People to gain fair and equitable access to the justice, children’s services and corrections systems in Alberta.

Courtworkers and Justice

NCSA Courtworker Services are available free of charge to Indigenous and nonIndigenous people, and include in-court client support for criminal, family and youth matters.

Other Programs include: BearPaw Media and Education Family Reconciliation

Kiyôhkatowin Home Visitation Program (St. Paul, Cold Lake & Bonnyville) Residential School Health Support Wâhkômiwêw Connections (St. Paul, Cold Lake, Bonnyville)

Head Office 14904 – 121A Avenue, Edmonton, AB. T5V 1A3

Email: info@ncsa ca https://www ncsa ca/ Phone 780-451-4002

NCSA Regional & Branch Offices (NE Alberta) Athabasca 780-675-9495 Cold Lake & Area 780-594-1914 Lac La Biche & Area 780-623-9640 Lloydminster 780-875-2551 St. Paul & Area 780-645-5250

INSTITUTE FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF INDIGENOUS WOMEN

The Institute works to promote human rights and dignity of Indigenous Women and their families, and to address economic, social, cultural and political issues of concern at the provincial, federal and international levels and as they impact Indigenous Women in the communities.

102 – 10220 156 Street NW Edmonton, AB. T5P 2R1 iaaw@iaaw.ca www.iaaw.ca

METIS SETTLEMENTS JUSTICE PROGRAMS

The Community Justice Program assists individuals with navigating the justice system and keeping people informed on justice related matters and news

SADDLE LAKE RESTORATIVE JUSTICE PROGRAM

Saddle Lake RJ Program is a communitybased initiative that aims to resolve conflicts and provide diversion options for both youth and adults

rjsaddlelake@gmail.com Phone: .............................780-726-4170

Thank you to our community partners who volunteer their time to help people in Alberta understand the law, the legal system, and the resources available to them. We truly appreciate you!

We extend our gratitude to the organizations that support our programming; Your involvement is greatly appreciated!

PARTNERS IN PROVIDING PUBLIC LEGAL EDUCATION:

BONNYVILLE SENIORS DROP-IN CENTRE

ST. PAUL SENIOR CITIZENS’ CENTRE

The information in this booklet serves as general guidance. It does not constitute legal advice. For legal advice, it is advisable to seek consultation with a lawyer. The information provided was accurate at the time of publication, but please note that there may have been updates since then. Portage College Public Legal Education cannot be held liable for any consequences resulting from reliance on this information To request additions, deletions, or updates, please contact us via email at shelley jackson@portagecollege ca

Portage College PLE Resource Directory

LEGAL RESOURCE

DIRECTORY

TABLE OF CONTENTS

EDUCATING ALBERTANS ABOUT THE LAW AND LEGAL SYSTEM SINCE 2001!

JUSTICE PROGRAMS & SERVICES

COMPLAINTS ABOUT THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE PROCESS

GOVERNMENT OF ALBERTA PROGRAMS | SERVICES

GOVERNMENT OF ALBERTA SUPPORT FOR FAMILY VIOLENCE, BULLYING & VULNERABLE CITIZENS

FEDERAL DEPARTMENTS & SERVICES

FEDERAL DEPARTMENTS & SERVICES

ALBERTA ADVOCACY SUPPORTS

ALBERTA – LEGAL SERVICES PROVIDERS

CIVIL CLAIMS DUTY COUNSEL (CCDC)

LAWYER DIRECTORY

LEGAL AID ALBERTA

ALBERTA – LEGAL INFORMATION RESOURCES

RESEARCH

COMMUNITY SUPPORTS & RESOURCES

COMMUNITY SUPPORTS & RESOURCES

FAMILY VIOLENCE PROGRAM - LAC LA BICHE AND AREA

LLTTLE WARRIORS

JOHN HUMPHREY CENTRE FOR PEACE AND HUMAN RIGHTS (JHC)

WORKERS' RESOURCE CENTRE

INDIGENOUS SPECIFIC SUPPORTS & RESOURCES

NATIVE COUNSELLING SERVICES OF ALBERTA (NCSA)

INSTITUTE FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF INDIGENOUS WOMEN

METIS SETTLEMENTS JUSTICE PROGRAMS

SADDLE LAKE RESTORATIVE JUSTICE PROGRAM