This information reflects some issues that you might want to use when talking to politicians or the media about the history of poverty law services in Canada, and about the current reality. Some of this information is available online, and if not, hard copies are available from the PLANC clearinghouse at the Canadian Bar Association.

Contact Gaylene Schellenberg at galenes@cba.org, or 1-800-267-8860 to get a paper copy.

A. Poverty Law Resources

Gilles Seguin is the editor of the online Canadian Social Research web site. He has put together an extensive collection of resources for poverty law information and research from his web site specifically for the PLANC Tool Kit.

Browse for Poverty Law Resources by topic or in your province or territory or nation-wide. For more links and information, go to Canadian Social Research Links at: www.canadiansocialresearch.net

B. Key Issues in poverty law services across Canada

An extensive listing of poverty law publications from across Canada.