Serving injured workers free of charge since 1969
Injured Workers Community Legal Clinic is an independent community legal clinic, funded by Legal Aid Ontario. We assist low-income and marginalized injured workers across Ontario without charge
Learn more about our servicesRebalancing the workers’ compensation system
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Updates
IWC educational / injured worker group meeting Mar. 26
The Clinic is moving the monthly Know Your Rights / injured worker drop-in sessions to the fourth Wednesday of the month, from 1pm to 3pm. Join us for the next meeting on Mar. 26 at our…
Learn moreNew podcast released
The second in IWC’s podcast series InjuredWorkerCast is now available. In Episode 2 Work & Weather, IWC Lawyer Tebasum Durani talks to an injured worker, OFL President Laura Walton, and MPP Peter Tabuns about the dangers…
Learn moreIWC educational / injured worker group meeting Feb. 12
What happens at a WSIB or Tribunal appeals hearing? Our next monthly Know Your Rights meeting (which you can attend in person or by Zoom/telephone) will take place on Wednesday February 12th from 1pm to…
Learn moreWe acknowledge that IWC exists on unceded traditional territory of many nations including the Mississaugas of the Credit, the Anishnabeg, the Chippewa, the Haudenosaunee and the Wendat peoples. We recognize and respect the home of many diverse First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples as the traditional stewards of the land. We recognize that the intersections of systems of oppression have caused continual harm to the indigenous communities around us. Our clinic recognizes the hardship that is caused by systemic oppression and seeks to build practices and policies that promote equity, diversity and value within the clinic and to those we serve.