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Up now: the province is making changes to the rules for tenants and landlords via Bill 60. The City is worried about it. Council will vote on whether to oppose.

From a new report, here's a quick summary of what's on the table from Queen's Park. secure.toronto.ca/council/agen...
The Government of Ontario is consulting on the following four proposals until November 22, 2025, specifically amendments to: • Reduce the compensation requirements for landlord's own use evictions; • Shorten the rent arrears eviction notice period; • Shorten the period of time available to request a review of an LTB order; and • Change the rules related to renters raising new issues at an LTB rent arrears hearing. There are also a number of additional measures proposed in Bill 60 that are currently not being consulted on directly - including defining the term “persistently late” that would determine when a landlord can file an eviction application for late payments; as well as other administrative measures to the LTB and eviction processes, including: • Restricting the LTB’s ability to review, delay, or overturn eviction decisions; • Transferring authority to the Province to determine the content of official eviction forms; • Increasing access to LTB decisions and orders; and • Increasing enforcement resources to enforce LTB eviction orders and reduce wait times for evictions.
November 12, 2025 at 3:45 PM