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High-rise buildings with colorful exteriors, featuring logos of WUSA and Waterloo Region Community Legal Services on the top right, promote student tenancy and offer legal sessions for resident students.

Student Tenancy Legal Sessions: Virtual Event

November 27 @ 4:00 PM - 7:30 PM EST

Students often have many questions when it comes to their rights when dealing with landlords and property management companies.

That’s why the Waterloo Undergraduate Student Association is proud to partner with Waterloo Region Community Legal Services (WRCLS) to offer guidance to undergraduate students at the University of Waterloo.

Learn about common concerns faced by student tenants and join a public question and answer session focusing on students’ rights and their legal options!

Structure and Format

This is a virtual event, starting with a 50-minute presentation, followed by a 10-minute Q&A, and finally 5 pre-booked, 30-minute consultations – attendees will have the opportunity to sign up for an initial private one-on-one consultation with a qualified lawyer from WRCLS following the presentation to discuss any personal concerns related to their tenancy and/or landlord.

*Space and time is limited for the one-on-one consultations, so please make sure to sign up/RSVP early. To sign up for the presentation session or a legal consult, please email odkulatu@wusa.ca with your name and email.
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WUSA recognizes that much of the work we do happens on the traditional territory of the neutral, Anishinaabeg and Haudenosaunee peoples. The land we work on is covered by the Between the Lakes Treaty, No. 3 (1792), and this region is still home to First Nation, Inuit, and Metis peoples from across Turtle Island. We are grateful to have the opportunity to work, play and live on this land and acknowledge that it is our collective responsibility to make our community and world a better place for all people. We acknowledge that educational institutions have not been a safe space for Indigenous students in the past and we continue to work to ensure that this is no longer the case.

The work towards truth and reconciliation is ongoing, please do your part and take time to learn more: TRC 94 Calls to Action | MMIWG Calls to Justice Report | Native-Land.ca | Student Supports & Clubs

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