AJ Murray Legal Services Professional CorporationOttawa, ON · January 4, 2026Snow Removal in Ontario: Who’s actually responsible? What Landlords Need to Know
Snow removal might seem straightforward, but when rental properties are involved, it can quickly turn into a legal headache. Who’s actually responsible? Can you assign it to your tenant? And what happens if someone slips? Let’s break it down so you can stay compliant, protected, and stress-free. Who Is Responsible for Snow Removal in Ontario? Under Section 20(1) of the Residential Tenancies Act (RTA) , landlords are responsible for maintaining rental properties in a good state of repair and...
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