LTB Order Catalogue (Ontario Open Data)
Authoritative copies of final LTB orders. Confidentiality-protected orders are excluded. Historical orders are being published in phases.
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Open the official source first. Commercial databases can help you find an order, but they are not the Board and they are not a court. Do not store a person's name in those tools from this workstation if the screen can be seen. Print what you need. This page saves nothing.
Authoritative copies of final LTB orders. Confidentiality-protected orders are excluded. Historical orders are being published in phases.
Source page for the order catalogue and other LTB open-data notes.
Public legal database. LTB coverage from 2009 forward, plus some earlier decisions. Cite the CanLII citation in a file, not a screenshot dump.
Forms, fees, portal, interpretation guidelines. File and check status on the Tribunals Ontario Portal.
Family, civil, and Small Claims prescribed forms.
Today and tomorrow's dockets for OCJ and SCJ. Toronto civil/family/Divisional listings moved to the Courts Public Portal.
Official MAG tool. Toronto region uses the Ontario Courts Public Portal. Other regions use Justice Services Online.
ontario.ca/page/search-court-cases-online
Ontario Courts Public Portal
Portal overview
Appeals, motions, civil case search after 22 Aug 2022.
These are not government sites. Confirm the PDF against CanLII or the LTB Order Catalogue before you rely on it.
Searchable tenancy / LTB order index used by some clinics and landlords. Treat as a finding aid, not as a tenant-screening weapon in a Housing First file.
Points to the official catalogue. They no longer host the orders themselves.
Third-party case-research product. Confirm the live URL and terms before you put a client's name into it. Prefer CanLII and the official catalogue when they have the order.
Largest homelessness research library. Canadian Definition of Homelessness, Housing First evidence, prevention.
Free sector training and resource collections (Reaching Home, HIFIS, prevention, encampments).
The research partnership behind the Hub and the Learning Hub. Prevention-first evidence.
ID is a common barrier. It is not a lawful reason to refuse RGI if the person can be accommodated. Help them get the document; do not delay the application while you wait if the Service Manager will accept a plan.