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This section is for renters to discuss issues regarding Privacy, and their Landlord Entering their apartment.
Unless there is an emergency situation involving your apartment, your landlord cannot enter your apartment without having a reasonably good reason, and they must provide written notice 24 hours prior to entering.
In addition to this forum there are some terrific information resources available on this topic:
• From the Federation of Metro Tenants' Associations, Privacy / Unit entry
• From Community Legal Education Ontario (CLEO), Privacy.
• From Steps to Justice, Can my landlord come into my place whenever they want?
• From Ontario Tenants Rights, When can a landlord enter my apartment?
Unless there is an emergency situation involving your apartment, your landlord cannot enter your apartment without having a reasonably good reason, and they must provide written notice 24 hours prior to entering.
In addition to this forum there are some terrific information resources available on this topic:
• From the Federation of Metro Tenants' Associations, Privacy / Unit entry
• From Community Legal Education Ontario (CLEO), Privacy.
• From Steps to Justice, Can my landlord come into my place whenever they want?
• From Ontario Tenants Rights, When can a landlord enter my apartment?
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