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Kensington Bellwoods Community Legal Services
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Providing legal advice and information to people on low income who live south of Bloor between Ossington and Yonge, and supporting community development and law reform campaigns that benefit working people.
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Reposted by Kensington Bellwoods Community Legal Services
djno.ca
Bill 60 still:
- Limits a tenant’s ability to raise new issues at an LTB arrears hearing unless the tenant paid 50% of the rent arrears claimed in the landlord's application.
- Provides the AG with authority to limit how a final decision or order of the LTB can be reviewed.
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2. With same background/logo as image 1, it notes: Bill 60 still - Reduces the time the parties have to request a review at the LTB from 30 to 15 days. - Removes tenants' ability to raise new issues at a rent arrears hearing if the tenant has not given prior notice in accordance with LTB timelines—to prevent the financial losses of landlords. - Limits a tenant’s ability to raise new issues at an LTB rent arrears hearing unless the tenant has paid 50% of the rent arrears claimed in the landlord's application. - Provides the Attorney General with regulation-making authority to limit the circumstances where a final decision or order of the LTB can be reviewed. - Allows landlords who have provided 120 days (or four months) notice of an Landlord’s Own Use eviction, the landlord would not have to have to provide compensation to the tenant or offer another unit acceptable to them. -Shortens the Arrears Eviction Notice Period from 14 days to 7 days—making evictions even faster.
October 28, 2025 at 12:53 AM
Reposted by Kensington Bellwoods Community Legal Services
djno.ca
Bill 60 still:
- Allows landlords who have provided 120 days notice for an Landlord’s Own Use eviction, to not to have to provide compensation to the tenants or offer another unit.
- Shortens the Arrears Eviction Notice Period from 14 to 7 days—making evictions even faster.
4/4
2. With same background/logo as image 1, it notes: Bill 60 still - Reduces the time the parties have to request a review at the LTB from 30 to 15 days. - Removes tenants' ability to raise new issues at a rent arrears hearing if the tenant has not given prior notice in accordance with LTB timelines—to prevent the financial losses of landlords. - Limits a tenant’s ability to raise new issues at an LTB rent arrears hearing unless the tenant has paid 50% of the rent arrears claimed in the landlord's application. - Provides the Attorney General with regulation-making authority to limit the circumstances where a final decision or order of the LTB can be reviewed. - Allows landlords who have provided 120 days (or four months) notice of an Landlord’s Own Use eviction, the landlord would not have to have to provide compensation to the tenant or offer another unit acceptable to them. -Shortens the Arrears Eviction Notice Period from 14 days to 7 days—making evictions even faster.
October 28, 2025 at 12:53 AM