As of October 17, 2018, the possession, sale and consumption of marijuana was legalized in Canada. In most provinces, it is legal to grow up to four plants per residence and smoke marijuana at home. But what are the implications for landlords? Hydroponics is an expensive business. Who will foot the bill?
For various reasons, landlords may decide to demolish, convert, repair, or renovate their property. In these cases, landlords will require vacant possession before beginning construction, and this may necessitate terminating residency for current tenants. It is crucial to follow the law where termination of residency...
The Landlord and Tenant Board make rulings about landlord-tenant disputes concerning issues such as eviction, property damage, rent payments, pets, and more. If you believe a recent landlord-tenant dispute you were involved in ended with an incorrect decision, you have options available to you. Specifically, you...
As a tenant in Toronto, you have certain rights that your landlord cannot overstep. These are outlined in the Residential Tenancies Act (RTA). One of the key rights given to tenants in the RTA is that you have a right to stay on your rented premises...
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