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An order can generally be stayed in four ways: 1. A party files a Request to Review an Order and if granted, a new hearing date is scheduled; 2. A...
On June 26, 2024, Toronto City Council voted to create anti-renoviction bylaw to protect tenants following Hamilton’s lead. The City Council...
As a result of the current housing affordability crisis in the country, the federal government is working on different ways to mitigate the...
On February 6th, 2024, Toronto City Council adopted motion 2024.MM14.2: Restoring In-Person Landlord and Tenant Board Hearings. This motion was...
Starting March 31st, 2024, multi-tenant houses commonly known as rooming houses will be permitted all across Toronto allowing for residential...
It is no secret that landlords continue to face significant delays at the Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB). It currently takes a landlord 6-8 months,...
It is well known among residential landlords, tenants and their advocates that legal procedures at the Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) are currently...
NOTE: Recent amendments to the Residential Tenancies Act, 2006 have changed some of the information discussed in the blog. Updates are in progress...
You should consider mediation if: You currently have a Landlord and Tenant Board pending application or applications filed against a tenant at the...
The Ontario Residential Tenancy Agreement or Standard Form Lease has undergone some amendments and the updated new form must be used beginning March...