William Said:

help with ontario works , student welfare?

We Answered:

These sites might assist you in obtaining financing, grants, or financial assistance so you can return to school in Ontario....thank you and good luck
http://www.cbc.ca/canada/manitoba/story/… - Cached
http://icwrtc.org/documents/Moving Toward Collaboration Patty Rick Mardell...
http://www.ispginc.com/schooenrollmentnt and retention - Cached

Bob Said:

Can a 16 yr old high school student recieve assistance/welfare from the gov if they move out in Ontario?

We Answered:

UNFORTUNATELY yes. kid who are still n school should stay HOME. If this is not possible find an alternative place to live, someone else in the family or a very good friend{talk with the parents} Kids should stay in school FULL TIME and work part time. And if this kid will be going to school part time then I guess he/she should be able to work FULL TIME and not ask for assistance. If this person want to move out at 16 and play grown up he/she should take on that responsibility on his/her own with out asking for a hand out.

Javier Said:

How to apply for student welfare in Ontario?

We Answered:

http://www.mcss.gov.on.ca/mcss/english/p…

go to that website, it should link you to your nearest office.

Ronnie Said:

What is the cost of hosting a person in your house daily in Ontario, Canada?

We Answered:

Profit? Sheesh, he/she is only coming for a few days? Aren't they your guest?

Anne Said:

Can a landlord......?

We Answered:

depend what lease said , if lease said yes , then of course you can ,a lease is to protect you and landlord , the landlord cannot stop you from terminate ur lease early , unless that is not written in the lease

Martha Said:

ontario student welfare please help?!!!!!!!!!?

We Answered:

Yes, there is student welfare and the qualifications for getting it are here: http://www.newyouth.ca/life/low-income-s…

You don't say where you live so I went with Ontario.

Tony Said:

student looking for housing?

We Answered:

Seneca offers its students assistance with finding off-campus housing as well.
See: http://www.senecac.on.ca/student/housing…

Their listings usually have affordable basements/apartments/etc. that are close to the college campus. I ran a quick search at the link above and found a few places that are currently available. Maybe you can find something suitable there.

Hope this helps.