Hematologist jobs in ontario

Hi everyone, I’m in Ontario and I am a director in healthcare. This is my first baby after a few losses (my last pregnancy ended in November of last year at 17.5 weeks) and I’m due December 24.
My job is very high visibility, high stress and high risk and a temporary backfill will need to be hired for my role to lead a few huge initiatives while I’m away. I’ll likely take about 15 months away. I won’t be able to work up until my due date, I’ll need to give my work a hard date I’ll be going off so I can overlap with my replacement for at least a few weeks.
I’m worried November 28 is too early, but I’m also worried I’ll go into labour early. I’m 36 next month and the baby is measuring a week ahead already and my pregnancy I think is going to be labelled high risk because of my history of loss. I’m moving from a reproductive endocrinologist this week to an ob-gyn so I can finally ask them questions. I’ve heard from so many other leaders at work they went off one or two weeks before and then gave birth early and had nothing ready and I’m scared that will be me. Work occupies a lot of my time and mental space so I like the idea of 3.5 weeks to get ready for the baby.
For other moms who had really demanding careers, how early did you go off? How much advance notice did you give? I think we will need to start recruitment in September for someone to start in November to begin to overlap with me so I’m thinking I need to notify my VP in August that I’ll be going off end of November.
Appreciate any advice ❤️

Can anyone educate me about the Roofing Jobs in Canada. Is it in PNP job lists of Ontario or not?

I'm reaching out for some advice/guidance regarding my job search situation after a challenging last year or so. I guess I start by saying that this will be a long post.

1. I finished a contract job early last year. After spending a significant amount of time on the resume (first time i did so largely on my own, took a better part of a few months trying to figure that out). I started applying online around the summer and I was getting interviews, but it didn't go anywhere (got close twice, getting to the third round, but still nothing).

Long story short, It got to the point where this year, i needed to move back in with family because i didnt want to go into debt. Now, there telling me to apply to the CRA and do the situational judgement test, and then everything will be fine and you could apply to any job.
Ignoring how incredibly competitive those roles must be, there's likely a high probability that I don’t have the years of experience for that (have basically around 2 years in several roles) that I dont see, with my employment gap and despite me doing volunteer work right now how even if i do the situational judgement test, that it could be remotely worth the effort.... Is this in any way realistic? Anyone familiar with what the process is actually like applying for jobs at the CRA?

1. My interviewing skills are weak. I've made careless mistakes as I look back on some interviews i've done. I've thought about going to the university i graduated from and asking for help, however, I always felt that interview prep was more suitable after getting the request for the interview from the employer, meaning you have a few day notice at best.

Each job description/job your applying for is different so your preparation will be different each time. Is there a place any of you went to in order to get help with interviews? Has general interview preparation worked for you?
I've practiced with family/friends before many times, but it hasnt really helped because the issue is and its hard to explain, but its hard to simulate an actual job interview with people your familiar with because the nerves aren't there for me.

1. At this point, I view advice like "apply online", "keep applying" given my unemployment gap is longer then a year, that advice feels like a wasted effort right now, I've tailored and altered my resume slightly, changing job titles, the beginning profile summary so it aligns better with jobs i've applied for so many times, I have so many different versions of my resume saved on my computer.

I had finally decided last month, to change my strategy and given that I had to move back in with family, I looked more toward volunteer work, as an easier way to cover up an employment gap, and an easier way to gain work experience right now. I started a non-paid volunteer role last month (thankfully, no interview required, just orientation process). This felt like a realistic option, but its a non-paid volunteer role. That very obviously wont work long term, and thats why I'm looking for general advice here on what to do next.

1. I've contacted agencies. Robert Half, Recruiting in Motion, Altis Technology are the ones where I have actually get responses back. However, i guess it comes back to the interviewing skills issue where maybe I'm just not showing enough energy during those calls. Which is why, going back to #2, If anyone has tips or resources that helped them improve their interview skills beyond practicing with family and friends, I'd greatly appreciate any advice you can offer.
   
2. I'm also signed up with YMCA's Employment Services through Employment Ontario. I recently did that, so its to early for me to say whether they'll be any benefit from it.
   
3. In terms of networking, I went through a significant amount of mental and physical health issues during my time in university. One of my regrets during that time was not being able to do, what your supposed to during that time which was network/build connections. I was in no shape to remotely think about working and doing school work at the same time. I tried that once during the summer time one year and I was really struggling , and I was only doing 2 courses during that semester. I’m far better now compared to before, but its more that, now that I’m out of school. I’m not sure where to start with that. ________________________
   

Thank you to anyone that might have took the time to actually read all of that. For some reason, I feel better after writing it.

Ontario, Canada. I am approaching my 6 month mark at my current job. It is evident that my workplace is toxic and it is not a fit for me. I am planning to resign as soon as possible. I have approximately 18 days of PTO in my bank, as well as 5 days of sick time. If I were to resign during my probationary period am I entitled to be paid out for these days? Do I need to provide a two week notice? Is there anything I’m missing or should consider prior to resigning?

Hello. I’m a full time permanent board teacher (French elementary) in Ontario. My partner lost his job six months ago and is up for an academia job in a town six hours away. Aside from the other factors (leaving my parents, friends, hometown) I’m trying to find out what to expect if I leave my board. I already know I lose my salary, my benefits, my position. I know through QECO my salary might get roughly assessed/matched but is that at LTO level or only permanent contract? We want to have kids in the next couple years but I’m pretty sure I can only get decent mat leave cover once you’re permanent. I haven’t asked my board yet because he hasn’t heard but I don’t know if I can keep my toe in my board for a time if something goes wrong? I want to support my boyfriend as academia jobs are hard to come by but I’m wondering if I’m missing anything.
TIA

work has been a lot and stressful beyond means. i have an invisible illness that has been effecting me and i don’t even know what it is yet. i’m scared and getting sent to a hematologist in two weeks. i don’t think i’ll be able to take FMLA since i just started my job 8 months ago and need to be working atleast 12 months. i’m over weight but have been working on it. I gained over 100 lbs in 2 years since i was pregnant so it’s been a huge change. my relationship with my sons father hasn’t been the greatest. One thing after the other and it just feels like life isn’t giving me a break. I know it doesn’t give anyone a break but i just don’t know what to do. I’m in therapy and trying to work on things but i don’t even know if that’s working anymore. I’m only 24 and i feel like i shouldn’t be this stressed. I should be living my best life even with a baby.
i miss my old life simple life.

Hi all, I'm gonna start with some background info.
Im 18, and I was a dropout. My mother died, I had severe depression, my dad had heart surgery ect, blah blah you get the picture.
I recently completed my GED here in Ontario, and have been giving a lot of thought to my career, and what I wanted to do in life. I settled on the idea of being a teacher, despite how I hated school, because I like working with children, and have good patience, but above all else, I can't really picture myself doing anything else. I also have a girlfriend of two years who lives in Michigan. I spend holidays/summers there, and it's the only time I feel truly happy, but it creates an issue of me being unsure of what to do with my life, since we're still young, (18 and 17) and making it harder to commit to a job, since I'm constantly leaving the country.
I feel lost on where to start, and who to talk to for a better idea of what other requirements apart from a GED I'll need to get into a college. I don't have a guidance counselor since I'm not enrolled at a school, and I didn't find any resources online where I could talk to one for broad advice. I've decided to do school here, in Ontario, because it's way cheaper and less stressful.
So, my questions. 1. What other requirements are there to enter into a college program apart from my GED, and what steps should I take to procure them? 2. If I were to move to the states at some point down the line, would I need to re-do some education, since my degree is from Ontario, or is it normal for the degrees to hold the same weight in either country?
Thank you for reading, even if you cannot give a complete answer, any insight into next steps would be appreciated greatly, I want to take the next step into getting my life on track. :)

I am currently based out of Ontario, Canada . I have 1 year of car sales experience back in the USA at a high volume Honda dealership in 2016. I left the job to go run my own business. Last September i have sold my business and i am looking to get back into the auto industry. I sent out dozens of job applications but i either never get a response or i get flat out rejected . In Ontario they require a OMVIC license to sell cars but you can only obtain this license when you are sponsored by a dealership . Half the jobs require you to have this license to even apply and the other half that don't list it as a requirement never respond or just reject me. How do people get into this industry without any connections or so? And to all the hiring managers do you think its a bother if i walked into a dealership that is currently hiring and i ask directly for a hiring manager to give them my resume?

After a traumatic event that happened last year I live in constant state of semi-meltdown. I burn out so fast it's crazy. I've started a new job over a month ago and at first it was going okay but last two weeks are a nightmare. I can't mask anymore. My mind runs blank and can't think of appropriate answers while having a conversation. I am extremely irritable and tired. I am afraid that there's no job I could sustain in this state. I am running out of options. I live in Canada Ontario and I wonder if anyone managed to get a federal disability for level 1 Autism. I don't think I can't get the provincial one because I live with a spouse. Thanks for any advice.

Hi everyone, I’m writing this on behalf of my mom. She (59) works two jobs to try and afford rent in Ontario. She pays more than the taxes required in her salaries so she doesn’t have to pay anything back at the end of the tax year. But this year it states that she owes $5000, last year? $8000. She doesn’t know what she’s doing wrong that she has to owe money rather than receiving a refund. We’re both not versed in finance and I’ve told her to talk to a financial advisor or accountant but I think the people she’s talking to are a bit scammy. Any tips or insight?

Hi everyone , I'm a single mom of 2 currenlty halfway in my masters in CS and moving to windsor ,ontario this fall .,I'm struggling to decide which sub specialization should I go for for my masters to help me in getting a junior position fast in the current job market , HCI or Computing systems , I enjoy both UX UI design and software development(have made a few android apps on the playstore I also have some experience in python,java and C# ) any help ?thanks.

Hello friends,
I am seeking the right advice for my career in Canada. I did 3 years in BSc. Microbiology from India. Moreover, I recently finished my one-year Post Graduation Diploma in MLT(Medical Lab Technology) in April 2024.
Furthermore, I have 2 years of experience working part-time as a Medical Lab technician in a hospital while studying for my MLT.
Now I am planning to move to Canada as a PR as my fiancee is a Permanent Resident of Canada.
I did some research about what kind of certification we need to get a job. The certification is CSMLS(Canadian Society for Medical Laboratory Science). There is a specific stream which is IEMLT(Internationally Educated Medical Lab Technologists).
Does any lab in Ontario hire internationally experienced professionals without CSMLS or CMLTO?
I am thinking of doing a job and preparing for the certification exam in my free time.
I appreciate your time and your advice.
Thank you so much!

I really had no idea where to ask this but I figured a subreddit who would already understand the auDHD struggles would be a good start.
I'm just going to jump into this I guess? I have a hard time organizing my thoughts and I don't want this to be a super long post (it's going to be tho). I am at the end of my rope here and I don't know how to get help at this point.
Background info:

• I'm about to turn 27.
• I have autism (dx about 10 years ago now), I suspect co-morbid ADHD but haven't gotten assessed.
• I have CPTSD, and have had a lot of trauma.
• I live at home, and I'm still in the environment that traumatized me, and continue to be in a really tough spot with my family, who are extremely toxic, and struggling with their own mental health. They are not generally supportive and I can't lean on them for help. I have a step dad with (diagnosed) NPD, and I can't even explain my mom. It's daily fighting and screaming and threats of them breaking up (they're married) and us having to get rid of all of our things and pets. My step-dad is a real estate agent and was well off prior to coming into our lives but he's now in severe debt and the market is bad right now. When I tell you his bills are more than 15k a month I'm not exaggerating.
• I'm not new to the healing rodeo, and I've been through ~4 therapists. One was long term for about a year and a half. She was helpful but was new to her job and couldn't help me anymore at the point we parted ways.
• I am interested in starting somatic therapy/EMDR, and maybe DBT, but once again - lots of barriers to access.
• I've been on lots of medications, I am currently transitioning from Effexor (god awful) to Wellbutrin (jury's still out but I'm hella anxious atm as a side effect and can't sleep)
• I've been on a healing journey for 6 years now and I've done a lot of reading (books and online), practice mindfulness and meditation (on and off), understand the good effects of things like exercise and journaling. I just have no mental energy. I can never stick to anything, and I struggle to keep up with literally anything I need to do. My family thinks I'm defiant and lazy, and will not hear me out about who I am and why I'm like this.

I live at home, but home isn't a safe place. I need to move out, but I have no money, and I desperately need more. I have 3 jobs (two serving jobs, one WFH contract) but I'm barely making enough to live on right now, let alone save money. I am eternally exhausted (burnout? chronic fatigue? no idea), which makes it harder for me to work more. I have some other barriers to moving out as well that aren't financial.
My mental health is extremely poor, I was suicidal recently (okay at the moment). I have a family doctor but she is hard to access, and hasn't been much help anyways. Accessing another doctor, psychiatrist, therapist, anything, has been hard because of Ontario's increasingly shitty healthcare system and for money reasons. Between the CPTSD, and the autism it's hard to find the proper kind of help (basically, free or reduced-rate stuff usually aren't equipped to help me). Good luck getting a referral.
I'm in a spot where I just don't know what to do? I must have ruminated for thousands of hours over the years to figure out how I can get my life in order and I just.. I have no idea what to do. I need outside help but I can't afford it, and I can't work more because my brain is absolutely fried.
I have no degree. I'm an artist, I have a decent following on IG (nearing 40k now) and I wanted to be a tattoo artist for a long time. I have a ton of artists that I looked up to who are my buds now, but none are close (like different countries, or provinces). Getting into tattooing is tough, and it requires a lot of brain power to constantly draw flash designs, etc. I will ALWAYS be an artist, but drawing requires mental energy I do not have anymore. Like I genuinely feel like Kiki in Kiki's Delivery Service, when she lost her ability to fly. I cannot do it anymore. I do loose sketches every so often but that's it rn. I'm on a hiatus with my account at the moment, and I make some passive income from RedBubble sticker sales (~50-100 a month).
I love serving funnily enough, but god damn it burns me out, as you can all imagine. Right now I can barely handle working 3-4 days a week, and my shifts are short (like 2-4 hours). In Canada we make minimum wage AND tips, but the economy is bad and it's been so slow lately. I get called off often. In the past two weeks I've worked like 10 hours. Nowhere is hiring right now and it's just hard to get jobs in general. I recently took 2 MONTHS off work because I was legit delulu and feeling crazy and could not handle anything, and I rested plenty. No bueno still. My paychecks are pitiful and usually less than $100 lately. And like.. I bought a wrap today. It's my only meal of the day.. It cost almost $20. This is standard here. Even McDonald's would cost a family of four like $60 for a dinner. It's nuts.
My WFH job is a lifesaver (I train AI) but I cannot focus on it for more than 1-2 hours a day. It pays 20-24usd/h which is more like 27-30cad. I work when I want however much I want, but I have to be careful about completing tasks correctly or else I could risk losing the job (they have thousands of workers and I could get booted at any time with no warning). It is mentally taxing. I wish I could work 3-4h a day on it because I'd help out so much, but I physically feel unable.
None of my jobs have insurance for me.
My parents currently don't charge me rent, but I have $300 car insurance, and gas, and food. I struggle to grocery shop (the inflation in Canada is insane right now too) and so I eat out, but legitimately I eat once a day, which isn't healthy. I get cheap stuff, or eat at work. The adjustment period to the Wellbutrin rn makes me very not hungry as well. I have no debt anymore thankfully.
Rent here is ridiculous, and almost ALL of my friends live at home. My old best friend is a nurse and still lives with her mom. Same with another friend who is a highschool teacher. Basement apartment's are getting up to 2K a month. I don't even make enough money to rent with friends.
I HAD almost 10k saved up during covid but I had a year where I couldn't collect EI anymore and my family wouldn't let me work because I couldn't drive yet, so I drained all of it surviving for a year and paying bills.
I live up in an area in the countryside, and all my friends are ~1h or more away. My depression got so bad this year that I did isolate myself, and as a result I lost quite a few friends (longer story, don't want to write too much). I do have some close friends, but they cannot help me other than loving me.
My family is abusive and currently ignoring my entire existence, and I am lonely. All of the mental health struggles and the loneliness and the medications are making me feel so crazy, and I don't feel like I have any solid ground to walk on. I feel delusional half of the time, and I almost feel like I'm permanently dissociated, and depersonalized.
I also have 7 pet rabbits (long story again..) and I have like a thousand worries in regards to them, financially and moving out wise. Rehoming isn't an option (can elaborate if ya'll want). They are my babies. I have so much anxiety about any vet bills.
I see no way out of this. I'm so scared honestly - I can barely take care of myself, barely take care of my pets. I can barely work. My car's transmission went and so I drive my parent's "extra" smart car right now. They control when I use it and get upset if I drive too much. I'm surrounded by a family who is so chaotic and toxic and abusive, and relying on them is torture and brings me so much guilt. They hold it over my head. No matter how I communicate with them they do not hear me. I'm their scapegoat/black sheep. And yet they insist on (angrily) buying me a replacement car (used, obvi) and the guilt I feel is immense.
Like, does anyone have suggestions? What do I even do? The suicidal thoughts are essentially creeping up on me every so often because I'm suffering and I see no way out of this. I am of course wanting to get better and live my life, but it's all pain. It's been pain for years and years. I'm tired and broke and alone.
I know most of you can't help much. I just need a path forward. I wish I had a life coach that could walk me through the steps of accessing help, it's so hard on my own and I don't know what I'm doing. I feel like I know and understand all of the therapies, techniques, mindsets, tricks, etc that would be healing but every single one has some kind of barrier, mostly financial, or my physical/mental state.

Several partners own a cabin in Ontario, all of which are US citizens. We go with friends and family all by invite only, no advertising and all cost split evenly within the group going any particular week, as well as no profit made. Our group got turned around for being "outfitters" and "taking jobs from canadians" with all named partners now barred from entering Canada. We have owned this property for atleast 50 years and never had any trouble like this before. Advice or laws to look at would be appreciated.

Driven 120,000km 310HP
I don't even know what does this mean, saw in FB ad description, can you tell me if you know?
"I won’t provide safety, but I can refer u to someone who can do safety checks" "Features:
Warranty, theft protection, body parts warranty, road assistance included.
Most parts come with a lifetime warranty.
Equipped with $5k alloy wheels, never driven in winter.
Cat-back exhaust for enhanced performance. Snow mode for versatile driving.
All major services done on August 17, 2023. " I am not sure which type it is, as it is not mentioned.
Can you guide me?
New to car world after getting job. Looking for my first car. I really really want Camaro, should be model made after 2015.
IS IT OKAY TO DRIVE IN SNOW?
How much will be the cost of maintenance and ownership any rough idea?
I'm in Ontario.
Pleasw help, Thank You
Edit: https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/265809336463531/?mibextid=dXMIcH

I am about to graduate with a master's degree in Ontario while on a Canadian study permit. After graduating, I will be eligible to immediately apply for both a post graduate work permit and for Ontario's nomination for a permanent residence application through their non express PNP master's stream at the same time. I am also a US citizen.
I would like to stay and live with my Canadian partner in Canada and commute daily into the United States for the better job opportunities. I figure I can either opt for the visitor record and renew it for as long as they would let me or apply for the PGWP which would be valid for three years. Is the PGWP the better route to take? I'd obviously have no issue entering the US but my only concern is the daily reentry into Canada. The long term goal would be to wait for my PR to come in from the PNP which I know I would be able to commute no issue with. And God forbid should that application fail, I will have checked all the boxes for spousal sponsorship for another Canadian PR application by the time the first PR decision is made.
Thanks.

Ok guys pls hear me out cause im kinda in a dilemma right now.
So TDLR, I wanted to go to medicine but in the past 1 year or so I realized like how difficult it is to become a doctor (mcat, resdeincy hyper competives etc.) and that i realized that i value a less intesneive job/better work to life balance in my future careers.
Hence cue choosing medical rad sci as I was thinking about working in nuclear medicine or maybe in medical imaging (or radiography something in that field), which from my understanding would gives me more options right out of undergrad as composed to a health sci degree (which realistlcy speaking on its own, is relatively useless).
I applied to Mac Health Sci and surprisingly got in (Was not expecting that). I will admit that I have the privilege to receive an acceptance, when ppl in this subs got rejected with 97+ (some 99's as well). I am well aware that its the birdest of the birdest programs in all of Ontario (if not Canada) given that half of the courses are electives and small class sizes + research opp (but the same can be said for med rad sci given its small program and clinical exp + research opp. due to small class sizes as well)
Im more inrtesed in working right out of uni and building my way up with a med rad sci degree as opposed to a health sci degree that really has the option of med school (which as mentioned i don't really want to do as much any more) or to work in research.
So what should I choose?

Ok guys pls hear me out cause im kinda in a dilemma right now.
So TDLR, I wanted to go to medicine but in the past 1 year or so I realized like how difficult it is to become a doctor (mcat, resdeincy hyper competives etc.) and that i realized that i value a less intesneive job/better work to life balance in my future careers.
Hence cue choosing medical rad sci as I was thinking about working in nuclear medicine or maybe in medical imaging (or radiography something in that field), which from my understanding would gives me more options right out of undergrad as composed to a health sci degree (which realistlcy speaking on its own, is relatively useless).
I applied to Mac Health Sci and surprisingly got in (Was not expecting that). I will admit that I have the privilege to receive an acceptance, when ppl in this subs got rejected with 97+ (some 99's as well). I am well aware that its the birdest of the birdest programs in all of Ontario (if not Canada) given that half of the courses are electives and small class sizes + research opp (but the same can be said for med rad sci given its small program and clinical exp + research opp. due to small class sizes as well)
Im more inrtesed in working right out of uni and building my way up with a med rad sci degree as opposed to a health sci degree that really has the option of med school (which as mentioned i don't really want to do as much any more) or to work in research.
So what should I choose?

Ok guys pls hear me out cause im kinda in a dilemma right now.
So TDLR, I wanted to go to medicine but in the past 1 year or so I realized like how difficult it is to become a doctor (mcat, resdeincy hyper competives etc.) and that i realized that i value a less intesneive job/better work to life balance in my future careers.
Hence cue choosing medical rad sci as I was thinking about working in nuclear medicine or maybe in medical imaging (or radiography something in that field), which from my understanding would gives me more options right out of undergrad as composed to a health sci degree (which realistlcy speaking on its own, is relatively useless).
I applied to Mac Health Sci and surprisingly got in (Was not expecting that). I will admit that I have the privilege to receive an acceptance, when ppl in this subs got rejected with 97+ (some 99's as well). I am well aware that its the birdest of the birdest programs in all of Ontario (if not Canada) given that half of the courses are electives and small class sizes + research opp (but the same can be said for med rad sci given its small program and clinical exp + research opp. due to small class sizes as well)
Im more inrtesed in working right out of uni and building my way up with a med rad sci degree as opposed to a health sci degree that really has the option of med school (which as mentioned i don't really want to do as much any more) or to work in research.
So what should I choose?

I live in Canada, specifically Ontario. I’ve been a financial advisor (mutual funds and life insurance) for just over 5 years now and I’m honestly just tired of what appears to be more of a sales role than an actual advisory role.
I spent 4 years with a large well known company, and made a move about a year ago to a firm with a different company. At my first company it was full commission, basically self employed, although there were some leads from the company and other supports. At the new firm I have a salary plus commission of sorts depending on the products, but in this role I’m receiving 0 leads of any kind and it’s basically your typical “get your friends and family in and cold call your life away to hit targets”.
I love the topic of finance and am the go to guy in my circle for anything finance related which I love. I love helping people with debt and personal finances and how to invest intelligently and build a plan to reach financial goals.
What I don’t love is that it’s literally just a sales job. Convince people to meet with you, get all their money and sell them as much life insurance as you can. Rinse and repeat. I know, I’m not cut out for it and I don’t have what it takes and all that, no need to tell me it’s a numbers game and give me the lecture.
I have clients that love me and we’re happy to move over with me to the new company, but finding new clients is now a slog due to already mining my friends and family and their friends and family over the last 5 years.
So, this brings us to my question. Is there any kind of similar role out there that’s more customer service focused? Maybe a support or relationship manager type role? Something where I can still help people with their finances in some way, but I’m not constantly trying to convince people to talk to me.
The only thing in my mind at this point is to go sole proprietor under a dealer that will leave me alone and let me do my own thing. I would likely take on a second job to sustain myself, while trying to grow my financial services business organically via online marketing and referrals.
I’m open to all types of opportunities out there!

(Throwaway account - located in Ontario) —> Need advice re no lease and potential eviction. My apologies for the length, it overlaps an estate trust matter and those are hard to summarize succinctly.
Background: Family home, mother has been in it 32 years, raised son - home and large crop farm worth several M$ - held & adminstered in a trust at major chartered bank for son for two more years until he turns 30 as a result of death of father (husband) 22 years ago. Mother was not provided for in the will.
Can son now eject mother after she was a stay-at-home mom and raised him - putting her own career on hold - and for grades 3-8 had to drive him to a special school each school day 40 mins each way - among many normal mom things - he’s fine now as he outgrew the learning disability with time and support.
Son age 27, decided to stop supporting mother last August due to a disagreement.
(After he turned 19, he was providing her with support that initially was $3K a month and 4 yrs ago was then $4K a month - and prior to his age of 19, Mother was his guardian and was indirectly supported by the trust- son has extremely healthy trust income)-
Mother cannot qualify for legal aid as they say it is a trust matter - mother cannot afford a lawyer - has no savings as assumed she would always be support by the trust and is also age 60 and certified disabled. Disabled ankle to due a bad fall in 2001. Didnt qualify for disability after fall in 2001 because she was indirectly being supported by the trust and then her son directly.
After not working for 20 years she now makes about $1000 a month in a physically taxing service industry job and about 220 in CPP. Paid for groundkeeping and internet and takes out all the garbage each week.
Can he just throw her out as he indicated; change the locks and put all her stuff outside call the police and have her escorted from the property?
It’s a duplexed farmhouse and son moved over to other unit last May - before that, he and his common-law partner and Mother all resided in Mother’s unit.
Is she looking at homelessness?
A room for rent near her work is $1000.00 and would be a good fit but she would also have to leave her 14 year old dog with him. She is questioning how this can be allowed.
This doesn’t seem right. May be a civil matter? Are there any pro bono lawyers that do this kind of work. She has til June 15th and he said he is putting all the contents of her things in the yard and changing the locks and calling the police. She does not want to fight with him. He also has a ruthless financial advisors from Toronto and they want to rent out her part of the home where she has been for 32 years - for which they could get $4K a month.
Thank for any advice re legal and/or LTB avenues. No comments please on the family dynamics. It’s complicated as all families are and a social media sound bite has no nuance. Just looking for advice about legal / LTB avenues.