Which tribunal handles licensing issues in Ontario?

• A. Local Planning Appeal Tribunal.
• B. Licence Appeal Tribunal.
• C. Ontario Labour Relations Board.
• D. Supreme Court of Canada.

Answer: (B)

Licensing issues in Ontario are handled by the Licence Appeal Tribunal. This tribunal is designed specifically to hear appeals of licensing decisions made by regulatory bodies and government authorities, such as when a license is refused, suspended, or revoked. It offers a streamlined, specialized process for these kinds of disputes, usually faster and more informal than going through the court system. The other bodies deal with different areas: the Local Planning Appeal Tribunal handles planning and land-use appeals, the Ontario Labour Relations Board deals with labor relations matters, and the Supreme Court of Canada handles constitutional questions and major appeals at the national level.