Ontario legal information · Ottawa and Eastern Ontario
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A complete listing includes topic, intended audience, date and time, format, accessibility, cost, capacity, privacy and cancellation information.
Keep organizer approval, speaker credentials, venue confirmation and the final accessibility and privacy wording.
Verify every public claim with the organizer and remove or archive the listing promptly after the event.
An educational event is general information and should not be promoted as individual legal advice or a guaranteed consultation.
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- Law Society of Ontario — Rules of Professional Conduct
Professional duties governing Ontario lawyers, including marketing and client service.
Back to footnote ↑ - Ontario — Accessibility laws
Official information about Ontario accessibility requirements and standards.
Back to footnote ↑ - City of Ottawa — Health and public safety
Official Ottawa information for local health, safety and community services.
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