Information for tenants in Nova Scotia

 

Tenants' Rights Guide

Community Clinics

One on one legal information for tenants

Forms

Who we are and how to contact us

 

Community Clinics 

Do you need help filling out forms?  Would you like a copy of our Guide or the Act?  Or would you just like to meet with someone fact-to-face to talk about your issue?

                                    We can help!

If you live in the Halifax Regional Municipality you can meet with a tenant rights volunteer at one of our monthly Tenant Rights Community Clinics for free, confidential, one-on-one legal information.
 
Our volunteers are trained to know the law about landlords and tenants.  They can give you legal information and explain your rights as a tenant.  They cannot provide legal advice.  If you need legal advice you should call a lawyer.
 

SCHEDULE:

Third Saturday each month

2-4pm

Dartmouth North Library 

134 Pincrest Ave. Dartmouth

Third Wednesday each month

8:30-10:30am

Stairs Memorial Church - food bank

44 Hester St. Dartmouth

Third Wednesday each month

1-3pm

St. Paul's Family Resource Centre

173 Old Sambro Rd. Spryfield
 

First Tuesday each month

6-8pm

Halifax North  Library

2285 Gottingen St. Halifax

 Last Thursday each month

5:30-7:30 pm

Halifax Women's Space

YWCA, 1233 Barrington

 Sunday before check day

4:30-6pm

Sunday Supper

6036 Coburg Rd
The information on this site contains general legal information only and is not intended to serve as a replacement for professional or other legal advice.  Further, this guide only applies to Residential Tenancies in Nova Scotia. 
Last updated: November 19, 2006.