NDP und Mietergruppen kritisieren die Schwächung der Mieterrechte in Ontario im Gesetzentwurf 60
https://www.cp24.com/politics/queens-park/2025/10/30/keep-your-hands-off-our-leases-ndp-and-tenant-groups-slam-weakening-of-tenant-rights-in-bill-60/
NDP und Mietergruppen kritisieren die Schwächung der Mieterrechte in Ontario im Gesetzentwurf 60
https://www.cp24.com/politics/queens-park/2025/10/30/keep-your-hands-off-our-leases-ndp-and-tenant-groups-slam-weakening-of-tenant-rights-in-bill-60/
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> The province wants to shorten the grace period to issue an eviction notice after rent non-payment from 14 days to seven and shorten the time to request a review of a final hearing order from 30 to 15 days.
> The bill would also require tenants to give prior notice of issues they intend to raise at hearings, barring them from introducing new issues without warning. The province says this is to avoid adjournments where the parties aren’t prepared to speak to an issue.
those two sound like very reasonable changes tbh, but really that’s not the big fish at all.
taking away compensation is friggin BS and just awful. and then there’s:
> The government originally said it would explore “alternative options on lease agreement expiry” that would allow landlords “to adjust tenancy arrangements based on market conditions, personal needs, or business strategies.”
now *this*, is *extremely* concerning. it’s great that they’ve walked it back, but what’ll they do next about it. the way they’ve described it is so vague and ominous. this will have the biggest negative impact *by far*