Description of Service / Summary
Toronto renters who may be at risk of eviction can access the Preventing Evictions in Toronto handbook to learn about available supports and resources. The information below highlights legal services, tenant rights supports, and assistance for tenants interested in forming tenant associations.
Preventing Evictions in Toronto Handbook
- Toronto renters facing a risk of eviction can refer to the Preventing Evictions in Toronto handbook.
- The handbook provides information on:
- Available resources and supports
- Tenant rights and guidance
- Organizations that can help tenants navigate housing challenges.
Legal Services
The Canadian Centre for Housing Rights (CCHR) provides legal support to tenants and tenant groups living in private market rental housing who are dealing with eviction or affordability concerns.
CCHR may assist with the following matters:
- Disputing an L5 – Above Guideline Rent Increase notice
- Disputing an N12 – Notice to end tenancy because the landlord, purchaser, or a family member requires the rental unit
- Disputing an N13 – Notice to end tenancy because the landlord plans to demolish, repair, or convert the rental unit to another use
- Filing a T6 – Maintenance application
- Other matters, determined on a case-by-case basis
- Tenants interested in learning more about these legal services can contact CCHR.
Tenants’ Rights and Responsibilities
If you have concerns about your tenancy, tenant rights, or responsibilities, you can contact the following organizations:
Start a Tenant Association
