An Employment Ontario Employment Specialist from The Centre for Education and Training will provide information and access to Employment Services and Job Search Strategies.

Highlighting residents who have been connected to casino jobs, and inviting attendees to network with Woodbine staff.

A housing worker will provide clients with guidance regarding housing needs/options and landlord mediation.

A representative will be available to assist individuals with building skills and finding training and employment opportunities. Other supports could include assessing employment needs and providing appropriate referrals, including Employment Ontario Assisted Services, Second Career Applications and/or other programs and services.

A housing worker will provide clients with guidance regarding housing needs/options and landlord mediation.

A housing worker will provide clients with guidance regarding housing needs/options and landlord mediation.

This session provides information to job seekers interested in the Criminal Record Suspension process formerly known as pardon. Participants will learn about the application process, the rules around how and when to apply, information on helpful tools and resources in the community and how this process can improve access to employment opportunities.   We will also discuss strategies for job searching with a criminal record. 

In this workshop you will learn about your rights and explore your options on disclosing/not disclosing and what that means for you. This workshop can help you prepare, maintain and transition into employment. After the workshop a lawyer will be available to answer one-on-one legal questions pertaining to the records suspension process and your unique situation.