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Renovictions, Rights, and Regulations: A Deep Dive into Canadian Tenancy Law

Renovictions, Rights, and Regulations: A Deep Dive into Canadian Tenancy Law

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Ontario vs Alberta — Eviction, Renovictions & Tenant Rights in Canada

In this deep-dive episode of Real Estate Diaries, we explore the rapidly evolving landscape of residential tenancy laws in Canada, comparing Ontario vs Alberta eviction rules, renoviction regulations, landlord rights, and tenant protections. As housing pressures rise across the country, understanding the legal and operational realities of renting has never been more important for landlords, property managers, investors, and tenants.

The episode examines the growing phenomenon of “renovictions” in Canada—when tenants are displaced due to major renovations—and how municipalities such as Toronto, Hamilton, and London are introducing new licensing bylaws inspired by New Westminster, British Columbia, aimed at preventing bad-faith evictions and protecting renters.

We also break down key real-world issues shaping the rental market:

Cash for Keys in Ontario (N11 Agreements)
Why some landlords choose to negotiate voluntary move-outs instead of navigating delays and uncertainty at the Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB). Learn how N11 forms work, when they are legal, and risks for both landlords and tenants.

Landlord Right of Entry — Ontario vs Alberta
A practical comparison of when landlords can legally enter a rental unit, including 24-hour notice requirements, permitted reasons for entry, and how rules differ between provinces.

The Real Causes of Eviction in Canada
Using Statistics Canada housing data, we reveal why property sales—not unpaid rent—are the leading driver of eviction, and what that means for housing stability and tenant security.

Human Rights & Housing Law
An overview of how the Ontario Human Rights Code overrides tenancy legislation, protecting tenants from discrimination, harassment, and unfair treatment based on protected grounds such as family status, disability, income source, and more.

Who Should Listen

  • Landlords & Property Owners
  • Real Estate Investors
  • Property Managers
  • Tenants & Renters
  • Housing Advocates
  • Canadian Real Estate Professionals

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