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Common Tenant Problems - Above Guideline Rent Increases...

This section is for discussing Above Guideline Rent Increases (AGIs).

Above Guideline Rent Increases are a legal process by which landlords can apply to the Landlord and Tenant Board to increase the rent more than the legislated annual rent increase amount.

If you or someone you know is facing an Above Guideline Rent Increase then we strongly suggest that you read this document: So You Just Received your first Above Guideline Rent Increase; this short document explains everything you need to know to get up to speed.

Above Guideline Rent Increases are a complicated subject; for more information see our Quick Guide to Above Guideline Rent Increases

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Author Topic: CBC: Tenants vow to fight planned above-guideline rent hike  (Read 1255 times)

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CBC: Tenants vow to fight planned above-guideline rent hike
« on: April 17, 2023, 10:17:53 am »

This was reported by the CBC over the weekend:

Tenants of Weston apartment building vow to fight planned above-guideline rent hike

In solidarity!!
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Re: CBC: Tenants vow to fight planned above-guideline rent hike
« Reply #1 on: April 17, 2023, 10:07:05 pm »
Amazing that the CBC included a link to the Flemingdon Park rent strike (which was also covered by Global News at the time)

If I'm not mistaken Ana Bailão was until recently affiliated with Dream Unlimited? Kind of reminds me of top Pentagon brass (say) who during the cold war would retire from active duty and then they'd sign up as 'consultants' in the military-industrial complex... eg. can you say General Dynamics, Martin Marietta, Northrop-Grumman...

I think there was supposed to be a "cooling off period" but - like mandatory driver education and "condo board director's school" those things don't seem to get much traction.
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