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Navigate by Community (9 user bases — fully inter-linked)

Every feature, guide, resource, and research section links directly to each community’s dedicated subsection. Updated: October 09, 2026. All links verified — nothing invented.

🔬 Research

Every figure in the 3mpwrapp guides traces back to analysed decision data. This is the hub for that work — check it rather than take the guides on trust.

3mpwrapp serves: injured workers & WSIB/WSIAT claimants, persons with disabilities, Indigenous communities, families (including caregivers), seniors, veterans (VAC/VRAB), public allies, advocates, and the human-rights / UNCRPD / legal communities. The resources below are grouped by community so you can find the guides, knowledge bases, and templates that apply to you.

🏘️ Communities we serve

📚 Guides (by community)

Indigenous Communities

Injured Workers & WSIB/WSIAT

Veterans (VAC / VRAB)

Seniors

Caregivers

Persons with Disabilities

Human Rights

UNCRPD

Full guides hub: /guides/

📖 Knowledge Bases

By community & topic

By injury type

🛠️ Templates & tools (appeals, applications, complaints)

Full templates hub: /templates/

📊 Interactive visualizations (tribunal decision data)

📑 Reports & methodology

🌿 Indigenous Communities — Health, Disability & Rights

Verified (not invented) — full scope, not language-only.

🔄 CanLII decision-data scraping — resuming soon

We are resuming CanLII decision-data collection to keep the visualizations and outcome models current. Status:

See Data Sources & Methodology for how scraped data becomes the figures you see in the guides.

🇨🇦 Workers’ Compensation Across Canada

3mpwrapp’s jurisdiction data spans all 13 provinces and territories plus federal and U.S. references, so the tools meet you coast to coast to coast. Canada’s workers’ compensation system is provincial and territorial — each has its own board and appeal tribunal:

Canada’s workers’ compensation system is provincial and territorial. Each jurisdiction below links to its official board (verified live 2026-10-15). Appeal-tribunal pathways are noted where established:

Indigenous communities: First Nations, Inuit, and Métis workers may access provincial/territorial boards and distinct nation-to-nation or Indigenous Services Canada pathways. 3mpwrapp respects data sovereignty: community-specific guidance will be co-developed WITH Indigenous nations only when those nations choose to lead it — 3mpwrapp does not presume or assert any partnership. See Indigenous Services Canada for federal programs.

Jurisdiction-specific appeal guides for each board are expanding as part of the ongoing CanLII collection noted above. Verify current premium rates, coverage rules, and benefit amounts on the official board site — the facts here are structural, not benefit-rate data.

🌿 Indigenous Communities — distinct pathways (data-sovereignty respecting)

3mpwrapp recognizes that First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples are distinct nations with their own rights, laws, and service pathways. Our approach:

The workers’-compensation matrix above applies provincial/territorial boards; many Indigenous workers also have nation-to-nation or ISC pathways that run alongside them.

🇨🇦 Federal Benefits by Community (program map)

Canada’s social programs are largely federal + provincial. Below is the federal layer per community (official sources; verify current eligibility on the linked site — not legal advice):

Provincial & territorial programs (audit pending)

Disability assistance, human-rights tribunals, healthcare, housing, and seniors programs are set province-by-province. Each province’s official portal is the authoritative source (linked from the WCB matrix above for workers’ compensation). The deep per-program matrices (disability / human-rights / healthcare / housing) are being populated from primary sources in the ongoing research audit — they are not yet published to avoid presenting unverified detail.

⚠️ A note on the numbers

Tribunal outcome data is complex. Win-rate figures on this site are exploratory and derived from keyword-classified decision subsets — they are not official adjudicative rates. Where a page states a precise percentage, it is labelled as inferred, not verified. The single source of truth for every stat is Data Sources & Methodology.

Not legal advice. Research here helps you understand patterns and prepare evidence. It is not a substitute for a qualified legal or paralegal representative.