
Clock’s Ticking: What Ontario Landlords & Tenants Need to Know About the New 15-Day LTB Review Window
For years, one of the most frustrating bottlenecks in Ontario’s rental dispute process was the post-order waiting game. Even after waiting months for a Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) hearing and finally receiving a decision, cases often remained in legal limbo for an additional month while either party weighed a possible review request. The legislations have changed and Tribunals Ontario updated Rule 26 of the LTB Rules of Practice, cutting the deadline to request a review of an LTB order...
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