Communities and Justice

Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)

ADR explained including ADR methods and how and when ADR is used. Plus, links to helpful resources

The different types of ADR explained including mediation, conciliation and arbitration. Where to learn more about ADR

ADR is generally faster and less expensive than going to court. Other benefits include more flexibility and privacy

ADR can be used at any time during a dispute. ADR can be voluntary, court-ordered or required by a contract

How to find a qualified provider whether government provided, private provider or publicly funded

The ADR Directorate coordinates, manages and drives ADR government policy, strategy and growth

CJCs provide free mediation to help resolve disputes. Learn more about CJCs and the ADR services offered

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