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Waaseyaa Giizhigo Kwe, Caitlyn Elizabeth Grace Kasper, July 8, 19860- December 20, 2024

Our community has lost one of its powerful legal Ogichidaakwe (Warrior Woman).  Her fierce and passionate advocacy for Indigenous people and families will be missed. Her beautiful smile and great laugh will as well.  The entire staff at Aboriginal Legal Services (ALS) mourns her loss and sends love to her family and community...

Inquest into seven deaths at EMDC has been adjourned over legal matters just as a new death at the facility has occurred

October 25, 2024, Toronto:  Today at the Inquest into seven deaths at the Elgin Middlesex Detention Cetnre (EMDC), the Coroner heard an adjournment motion from the Ministry of the Solicitor General (SolGen) who represents EMDC. The motion was brought to get instructions on whether or not to judically review the Coroner’s finding on a ...

DEBUT SINGLE “WHERE IS EVERYONE?” CALLS FOR ATTENTION TO THE ISSUE OF  MISSING AND MURDERED INDIGENOUS WOMEN, GIRLS AND 2-SPIRIT PEOPLE

STAFF FROM ABORIGINAL LEGAL SERVICES IN TORONTO FORM ARTIST COLLECTIVE ZOONGDE`E, RECONNECT WITH INDIGENOUS CULTURE, AND SHARE STORIES OF RESILIENCE THROUGH INNOVATIVE MUSIC THERAPY PROJECT. ​LISTEN NOW
ABORIGINAL LEGAL SERVICES
Aboriginal Legal Services (formerly Aboriginal Legal Services of Toronto) was established on February 21, 1990. ALS was formed following a need for a legal-related program for Aboriginal people living in the Greater Toronto Area.
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