Premier Doug Ford’s government is doubling the number of Landlord and Tenant Board adjudicators and imposing new rules for property owners in hopes of preventing more renters from being “renovicted.”
Queen’s Park is doubling the number of Landlord and Tenant Board adjudicators and imposing new rules for property owners in hopes of preventing more renters from being “renovicted.”
The province will spend $6.5 million to appoint an additional 40 adjudicators at the Landlord and Tenant Board, which is swamped with complaints, and hire five staff to improve service. That’s because the government does not want to discourage the building of new rental units at a time when there is a housing supply crisis, the minister said.
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