Resource collection

Toronto’s rules for Multi-Tenant Houses (Rooming Houses)

This resource offers a range of practical information about multi-tenant housing (rooming houses) that can be useful for tenants in Toronto and for service providers who support these tenants.

Locataires informé.e.s : Droits et obligations en Ontario

Enregistré le 22 mai 2025

Êtes-vous travailleurs communautaires? Êtes-vous locataire en Ontario ou envisagez de le devenir? Ce webinaire est fait pour vous ! Rejoignez le Centre d'information juridique de l'Ontario et CLEO pour une session interactive et informative où nous explorerons en profondeur les droits et obligations des locataires en...

Addressing unhealthy conditions in rental housing: the case of mould

CLEO is pleased to partner with RentSafe on this interactive learning session to gain practical tips and resources to prevent and address mould and improve conditions in rental housing.

This webinar offers tenants, landlords, public health, health care and social service providers information to increase their understanding of mould and its...

Fair Rent Ontario

Fair Rent Ontario has resources from several organizations on rent control and how it can help tenants. They also have a page for people and organizations who want to get involved.

Pets and property: understanding the rules around pets for Ontario renters

Advocacy Centre for Tenants Ontario (ACTO) has a blog post on the rules around pets for Ontario renters.

Tenants Rights and Responsibilities

Refugee 613 has produced factsheets in 15 languages about the rights and responsibilities a tenant has.

6 common questions Ontario renters ask about having guests over

Advocacy Centre for Tenants Ontario (ACTO) has information for tenants about having guests over.

Know Your Rights: Repairs and Maintenance

The Canadian Centre for Housing Rights explains what Ontario housing law says about repairs and maintenance of rental units. It explains the rights and responsibilities of tenants and landlords.

Your landlord wants you to sign a Form N11 “Agreement to end a tenancy.” Should you?

Advocacy Centre for Tenants Ontario (ACTO) has advice for tenants when their landlords ask them to sign an agreement to move out. A landlord and a tenant must sign a Form N11 when they both agree to end a tenancy before its rental period or term ends.

Unlocking the AODA: Housing Provider Obligations under the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act

This resource from the Canadian Centre for Housing Rights is designed to inform housing providers and tenants of the responsibilities of housing providers under the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005 (AODA).