Resources
Check out the articles below to learn more about life in Ontario.
Resources
School
High School
Schools in Ontario must identify when students have unique learning needs, and help them get the support they need to meet their goals.
School
High School
To obtain the Ontario Secondary School Diploma, students must earn 30 credits, pass the OSSLT, and do 40 hours of community service.
School
High School
To graduate, all Ontario high school students must take many kinds of courses . When you pass a course, you earn credits.
Work
Working in Canada
To graduate, all Ontario high school students must volunteer. Volunteering helps students give back to their community and gain experience.
Health
Sexual Health
Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) and Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs) are viruses spread through unprotected sexual contact.
Health
Mental Health
Anxiety and depression are mental health issues. Anxiety is a feeling of fear or extreme worry. Depression may make you feel hopeless.
School
High School
To graduate, all Ontario high school students must show that they've achieved a certain level of English proficiency by passing the OSSLT.
Work
Working in Canada
You have a right to a safe work environment. If you feel like those rights are being violated, learn how to take action.
Daily Life
Housing
When you sign a lease, landlords can ask you to put down deposits or pay for things other than rent, like utilities.
School
More Resources
If you’re feeling unmotivated or having a hard time learning in school, there are different kinds of support available to help you succeed.
Daily Life
Housing
Landlords increase rent to make more profit and tenants fear losing their homes. You have rights that protect you from high rent increases.
Daily Life
More Resources
If you need to talk to someone about your sexuality or gender identity, there are many places and resources you can turn to for support.