Landlords have been fined 11 times in 4 years for bad faith evictions. That's far too low, say experts

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Landlords have been fined 11 times in 4 years for bad faith evictions. That's far too low, say experts

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Canada Housing@lemmy.caEnglish · 1 year ago

There are no consequences for landlords who break the rules. This will not end well, unless something changes dramatically - and soon.

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