
Residential Tenancies Act, 2006
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Search complete. 5 mentions across 2 episodes found for "Residential Tenancies Act, 2006".
Oct 7, 2026
48 “We Bring Everything We Have” to City Hall w/ Jennie Worden
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16:21Jennie WordenGUEST
And there's 500 and some odd units in that building, which means that emergency vehicles are there with relative frequency.
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16:30Jennie WordenGUEST
The way that the landlord-tenant laws enabled the kind of neglect is that The Landlord Tenant Board and the Residential Tenancies Act is set up on the presumption that tenants have choice.
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16:43Jennie WordenGUEST
That if your building is unsuitable, you can just take your tenancy dollars elsewhere.
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16:48Matthew RemskiHOST
You're a consumer of a product.
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16:57Jennie WordenGUEST
We build our communities in our homes.
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16:59Jennie WordenGUEST
And economically speaking, there is a penalty to switching apartments.
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17:04Jennie WordenGUEST
We don't have vacancy control built into the Residential Tenancies Act.
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17:07Jennie WordenGUEST
We don't have it built into the Toronto bylaws.
BAD Tenants Just Got A BIG Wake Up Call ⏰ with Zachary Soccio Marandola
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50:15Zachary Soccio-MarandolaGUEST
You know, I can do a little bit extra planning or give a little bit more time to the tenant to find a new place, and I can avoid paying that one-month rent compensation.
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50:24Zachary Soccio-MarandolaGUEST
Now, the big thing to note with this is there's two statutes in the Residential Tenancies Act that deals with this.
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50:32Zachary Soccio-MarandolaGUEST
So this is not going to affect us, Tom, when we're dealing with the purchase of a tenanted property.
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50:37Zachary Soccio-MarandolaGUEST
So the 120 days is, you can use that if you're moving in personally, but a purchaser under an agreement of purchase and sale can't use a longer closing date and avoid that one month penalty.