Law and Justice

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• Law and Justice

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  The Canadian legal system respects individual rights and makes sure that the society functions in an orderly manner. On this page, you will find links about public law, legal aid and family law.  Learning more about the legal system will not only help you enjoy your rights better,  it will also encourage you to become a more responsible and productive resident of Canada.

  
  Quick Facts

  • Canada’s laws are divided into Public and Private Law.
  • Help is available if you are unable to afford a lawyer.
  • According to the National Resource Center on Domestic Violence, immigrant women may be more vulnerable to domestic violence due to economic dependence, language barriers and a lack of knowledge about community resources.

   

  Law and Justice Articles by Topic

• Canadian Law

  • Select activity 6 Must know facts about Canadian law

    

    6 Must know facts about Canadian law Page

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  • Select activity Laws and services in MB

    

    Laws and services in MB Page

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  • Select activity Canadian law basics every newcomer should know

    

    Canadian law basics every newcomer should know Page

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  • Select activity How are Canadian laws made? A simple guide

    

    How are Canadian laws made? A simple guide Page

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  • Select activity Copyright Law in Canada: A newcomer’s guide

    

    Copyright Law in Canada: A newcomer’s guide Page

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    Canadian law basics every newcomer should know Page

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  • Select activity How are Canadian laws made? A simple guide

    

    How are Canadian laws made? A simple guide Page

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  • Select activity 5 ways a permanent resident may be forced to leave Canada

    

    5 ways a permanent resident may be forced to leave Canada Page

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• Public Law

  • Select activity Dealing with the police

    

    Dealing with the police Page

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  • Select activity Understanding the Victims Bill of Rights

    

    Understanding the Victims Bill of Rights Page

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• Family Law

  • Select activity Learning about Family Law

    

    Learning about Family Law Page

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  • Select activity Why do you need to learn about Family Law?

    

    Why do you need to learn about Family Law? Page

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  • Select activity When things don’t work out: Getting separated or divorced in MB

    

    When things don’t work out: Getting separated or divorced in MB Page

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  • Select activity What to do when you lose a loved one in MB

    

    What to do when you lose a loved one in MB Page

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  • Select activity What is a will and why is it important to have one?

    

    What is a will and why is it important to have one? Page

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• Legal Representation

  • Select activity Do you need legal help?

    

    Do you need legal help? Page

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  • Select activity Questions to ask lawyers when you need legal help

    

    Questions to ask lawyers when you need legal help Page

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• Courts

  • Select activity Manitoba’s court system

    

    Manitoba’s court system Page

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  • Select activity Alternative ways to solve a dispute in Manitoba

    

    Alternative ways to solve a dispute in Manitoba Page

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  • Select activity Should I sue? 4 questions to ask before filing a lawsuit

    

    Should I sue? 4 questions to ask before filing a lawsuit Page

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