#evicting a tenant

[nando161mando]

[lawofficeofryansshipp]

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[alwaysbewoke]

[allthecanadianpolitics]

"Quebec Solidaire (QS) considers it intolerable for landlords to evict tenants in order to convert their homes to Airbnb, especially in the midst of a housing crisis.

QS spokesperson Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois is calling on the Legault government to quickly amend the Civil Code to prohibit evictions for the purpose of converting to tourist accommodation."

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[cigarettesandcommunism]

Hey people,

I will be officially homeless on March 31st.

I've been trying to keep up with everything and not quite making it for months. It's finally caught up to me.

I've learned a pretty huge lesson... or rather many lessons. But because I have this current eviction process on my record, prospects for housing are extremely bleak.

I have no idea where to go after that date. I may have to get a motel.

Any and all help is super appreciated. Both my Ppal and $app are TransManDragQueen.

Please also share this, I would truly appreciate it.

Thank you all I hope you smile today

[newsfromstolenland]

Earlier this month, Toronto and East York Community Council unanimously approved a rental housing demolition application for 25 St. Mary St., which is just south of Bloor Street East between Bay and Yonge streets. The property’s owner, Tenblock, wants to construct two new towers that are 54 and 59 storeys in place of the current v-shaped structure on that site. City council is set to consider the matter at its May 10 meeting.

[...]

Under City of Toronto Act, renters who are displaced by a building’s demolition are entitled to return to their unit and pay similar rent once the building is redeveloped. They’re also entitled to be compensated for their moving expenses as well as the gap in rent for a comparable temporary unit, and notice before vacating.

Those rights could, however, be compromised by newly introduced provincial legislation, which if passed, would weaken municipal rental replacement bylaws and give the province greater authority.

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[chrhnchynoodles]

I need to stop reposting so much fucking shit because then I can never find the funny ass posts I make to laugh at and show no one because I’ll be exiled for having tumblr:/

[defleftist]

The most helpless I feel as a mental health counselor is when my clients are at risk of losing their housing. It’s so fucked up. Housing is a human right.

[oifaaa]

Gotta love all everyone coming up with random people Tim has killed, but no one mentioning that time he probably murdered several hundred to several thousand people when he blew up all the League of Assassins bases. And this was WHILE SAYING 'no more compromises, no more crossing lines' like bitch you just commit mass murder, you don't just get to pretend you didn't because they were nameless faceless mooks!

That wasn't really a big deal tho I mean what's a couple hundred dead people really matter I think we should let Tim get away with that one but I can not support Tim Drake for stealing the American declaration of independence and selling it on eBay

[girlscience]

screaming crying blowing up

[nando161mando]

[milkweedman]

managed to fuck up my wrist to the point that i can pop the radius back into place but it just comes right back out as soon as i stop putting tons of pressure on it. also it hurts so bad :/

have caught myself genuinely considering breaking my wrist several times now so that i can get some kind of treatment or medication for it. bc the baby tylenol level shit that pain management gives me is um. literally not doing a single goddamn thing. as always.

[alien-shmalien]

surely the horrors will end soon! (another horror looms in the background)

[venovenous]

I Love not answering my door when people knock. I cast the spell of fuck off and die. Literally what is your deal?

[allthecanadianpolitics]

Housing Minister France-Élaine Duranceau refused to improve the "Loi Françoise David" aimed at better protecting seniors from eviction, despite amendments tabled by Québec solidaire (QS) and the Parti québécois (PQ) on Tuesday.

According to Duranceau, her bill already contains several measures to protect people from evictions, regardless of age.

In 2016, Françoise David -- then a QS MNA for Gouin -- unanimously passed the "Act to amend the Civil Code to protect the rights of senior tenants." The law prevents a landlord from evicting seniors aged 70 and over who have occupied their dwelling for at least 10 years and whose income is equivalent to or below the maximum threshold to qualify for social housing.

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