After years of dealing with a tenant he calls “violent and threatening,” Chico Vaillancourt had had enough.
The Sudbury realtor and landlord filed a complaint with the Ontario Landlord and Tenant board with the goal of getting the man evicted.
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Ontarians could soon face fines up to $25,000 for sharing videos of the province’s online eviction hearings, thanks to a new bill that is currently being considered by the province.
Like many services that were in-person before COVID-19, the resolution of landlord and tenant disputes went virtual during the pandemic to protect public health. But a plan by the province to switch to a permanent online-first system has sparked concern from some who say it’s unfair and will make it easier to evict residents.
Hamilton is beefing up its property standards bylaw so that landlords are responsible for more health and safety issues of their rental properties.
Farzad Lahouti bought a brand new condo on the 38th floor of the luxury 1 Bloor St. E. building as an investment during the pre-construction phase.
Ontario landlords need some tools to make tenants meet their obligations–whether it’s behaving properly or simply paying for the housing they are using.
Hearings have now resumed, but a long backlog could mean months more of unpaid rent
Ontario’s Landlord and Tenant Board is set to beging processing thousands of eviction applications Tuesday, as pressure from tenant advocacy groups to try and extend a ban on evictions continues to mount amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Kayley and Brent D’Souza have become a cautionary tale for landlords. But like most stories of that ilk, things started off well for the Cambridge couple.
The affordable housing crisis has become an indisputable reality for Canadians across the nation. It’s even become a key issue for this upcoming federal election, prompting party leaders to articulate their stance.