That's you mind that jumps right into committing fraud, boob, not mine.
Don't tar me with your own corrupt notions.
Its your first thought, not mine.
Kill the Mass Eviction Bill: Ford Escalates Threat of Mass Evictions
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Don't tar me with your own corrupt notions.
Its your first thought, not mine.
I'm not backpedaling, you are.
You are the one that went straight to thinking of committing tax fraud even when I said it was simple not to do it.
What have you been doing, boob?
Have you done this yourself that its the first thought you had?
Yeah right...now get back to your imaginary friend's "bits of work"! You are so easy to read it's becoming boring.
Great action by the city and partners to do something about this huge problem our city is facing. Hopefully we get more opportunities to contribute to these types of projects and we see more of them being opened.
I always wanted to contribute to a project like habitat for humanity and give back but also learn something in the processes like building homes.
I always wanted to contribute to a project like habitat for humanity and give back but also learn something in the processes like building homes.
This is getting serious now...
www.cp24.com
Police escort mayor into waiting vehicle after protesters concerned about evictions interrupt groundbreaking ceremony
A groundbreaking ceremony for a new office building planned for the city’s waterfront came to an abrupt end on Thursday morning after a group of protesters showed up and demanded that Mayor John Tory take immediate action to protect tenants from eviction during the COVID-10 pandemic.
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I've been following this issue to some extent. The arguments have now gone circular.
Tenants: Landlords are exploiting COVID to demand they be paid their contractually owed rent.
Landlords: Tenants are exploiting COVID to avoid paying their contractually owed rent.
Tenants: Landlords are exploiting COVID to demand they be paid their contractually owed rent.
Landlords: Tenants are exploiting COVID to avoid paying their contractually owed rent.
If the government is going to shut down the economy, it would be absurd to lift the eviction ban before the lockdown is completely lifted.
Even then there should also be a significant amount of recovery time on top.
This disaster is looking more and more like a slow motion government orchestrated depression.
Even then there should also be a significant amount of recovery time on top.
This disaster is looking more and more like a slow motion government orchestrated depression.
Thousands of Ontario renters brace for evictions as Landlord and Tenant Board reopens Tuesday
Ontario's Landlord and Tenant Board is set to begin processing thousands of eviction applications Tuesday, as pressure from tenant advocacy groups to try and extend a ban on evictions continues to mount amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
"This week we are looking at a situation where the enforcement of outstanding eviction orders and the making of new eviction orders by the Landlord and Tenant Board can continue," said Cole Webber, a legal worker with Parkdale Community Legal Services.
The province ended its moratorium on residential evictions in late July — after it lifted its state of emergency.
Due to August beginning during a long weekend, the board will begin working through its backlog of pending eviction orders starting this week.
"Tens of thousands of people in Toronto face the threat of eviction this month," added Webber.
"We know that there are thousands of outstanding eviction orders which will begin being processed... and more than six-thousand eviction applications that landlords [sent out] during the shutdown alone."
Legal action to extend eviction ban dismissed
Former adjudicator with Ontario's Landlord and Tenant Board, Harry Fine, said a group called the Advocacy Centre for Tenants Ontario [ACTO] had filed a notice of motion to try and extend the temporary ban on evictions — but that it was dismissed by a justice over the August long weekend.
"Now the sheriff [enforcement officer] can go ahead with enforcing the evictions that have been on hold," said Fine.
Ontario's Landlord and Tenant Board is set to begin processing thousands of eviction applications Tuesday, as pressure from tenant advocacy groups to try and extend a ban on evictions continues to mount amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
"This week we are looking at a situation where the enforcement of outstanding eviction orders and the making of new eviction orders by the Landlord and Tenant Board can continue," said Cole Webber, a legal worker with Parkdale Community Legal Services.
The province ended its moratorium on residential evictions in late July — after it lifted its state of emergency.
Due to August beginning during a long weekend, the board will begin working through its backlog of pending eviction orders starting this week.
"Tens of thousands of people in Toronto face the threat of eviction this month," added Webber.
"We know that there are thousands of outstanding eviction orders which will begin being processed... and more than six-thousand eviction applications that landlords [sent out] during the shutdown alone."
Legal action to extend eviction ban dismissed
Former adjudicator with Ontario's Landlord and Tenant Board, Harry Fine, said a group called the Advocacy Centre for Tenants Ontario [ACTO] had filed a notice of motion to try and extend the temporary ban on evictions — but that it was dismissed by a justice over the August long weekend.
"Now the sheriff [enforcement officer] can go ahead with enforcing the evictions that have been on hold," said Fine.
