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Home Documents What can I do at the Landlord and Tenant Board to protect my human rights?

What can I do at the Landlord and Tenant Board to protect my human rights?

My landlord does not respect my human rights

This tip sheet explains how the Ontario Human Rights Code protects your right to equal treatment and equal access to rental housing.

We try to make sure that the information presented in the following tip sheets is accurate and current. However, the law is constantly changing and while we try to keep our tip sheets up-to-date, some information may have changed. Neither ACTO nor the Tenant Duty Counsel are liable for any damages arising out of your use or reliance on any content.

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