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Common Tenant Problems - Renoviction

This section is for discussing Renoviction (eviction for the purpose of renovating the building that tenants are currently living in.)

In addition to this forum there are some terrific information resources available on this topic:

• The RenovictionsTO website has a lot of helpful information regarding renoviction, including a brief overview: "Renovictions: The Basics" to get you up to speed, a guide to Your Rights, and a Renoviction Tracker that we would strongly recommend any tenants facing renoviction to should sign up with.

• From the Federation of Metro Tenants' Associations: Demolitions, Conversions, Renovations and the Residential Tenancies Act.

• From Community Legal Education Ontario (CLEO), Can my landlord make me move out for repairs or renovations?, and perhaps most importantly: Protect your right to move back in later!

Author Topic: Renters win the right to stay in their homes!! (blogto.com)  (Read 2376 times)

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Renters win the right to stay in their homes!! (blogto.com)
« on: October 03, 2022, 08:21:25 am »

Renters who band together, organise, and excercise their rights do sometimes come out victorious against greedy corporate landlords:

People in Toronto win the right to stay in their homes after five-year eviction battle

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Tenants living in the low-rise building at 394 Dovercourt Rd. in Toronto near College Street have been enagaged in a legal battle with their corporate landlord for five years, and they just finally won the right to remain in their homes.

Here's a link to the article on blogto.com:

https://www.blogto.com/real-estate-toronto/2022/09/people-toronto-win-right-to-stay-five-year-eviction/



 

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