Welcome to SJTO


Social Justice Tribunals Ontario (SJTO) is a group of eight adjudicative tribunals that play an important role in the administration of justice in Ontario. Each year our tribunals receive and resolve nearly 100,000 cases - providing fair, accessible dispute resolution to thousands of Ontarians.

The tribunals of the SJTO are: Child and Family Services Review Board, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board, Custody Review Board, Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario, Landlord and Tenant Board, Ontario Special Education (English) Tribunal, Ontario Special Education (French) Tribunal and Social Benefits Tribunal.

The kinds of disputes we address at our tribunals are extremely varied. We resolve disputes between landlords and tenants, hear appeals from people seeking social assistance and complaints from those who feel the service they received from children’s aid societies has been unfair. We deal with applications about human rights and the rights of children and families relating to education. We assess and award compensation for victims of violent crime.

These are important issues that touch people’s lives in fundamental ways. People who appear before the SJTO tribunals have a right to fair and accessible dispute resolution, and that is our primary commitment to you.

Michael Gottheil
Executive Chair

Latest News


SBT | December 1, 2015
New rules and forms start January 1, 2016

The SBT is introducing new Rules of Procedure in 2016. Here are some of the new requirements that start on January 1.

For appellants

  1. Use a form to file new medical information in a disability appeal.

    Any medical documents must be sent to the …

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LTB | November 30, 2015
Updates to LTB Forms and e-File effective November 30, 2015

Forms

The LTB is releasing updated versions of forms, notices and the accompanying instructions. The majority of the updates are formatting changes to make the forms more accessible and readable, and to update the website address for the SJTO and LTB websites. A number …

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