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Superintendent’s dismissal leads to eviction from employer-provided apartment despite personal hardship

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An Ontario Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) tribunal has ordered the eviction of a former building superintendent who remained in his employment-provided accommodation for more than six months after be...

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