Landlord/Tenant Rights Information
Understand your Tenant Rights
Review your rights on Steps To Justice, a comprehensive database of current tenant rights information in easy-to-understand language and visit ourTenant Issues webpage for other resources.
The Residential Tenancies Act (RTA) sets out rights and responsibilities of landlords and tenants in Ontario. If you are a first-time renter or not familiar with the RTA, here are 10 things you need to know about your legal obligations and rights as a tenant.
Harassment & DiscriminationYou have a right to a safe and comfortable home. Learn what to do if your landlord is harassing you, tries to stop you from having guests, invades your privacy, or tries to illegally evict you.
RentSafeTO
If you have a safety or bylaw concern, first discuss it with your landlord. Make sure to put it in writing. If you need to escalate, the City of Toronto's Rent Safe program is here to help.
Landlord & Tenant Board – Tenant Forms
Landlords and tenants are both responsible for utilizing appropriate documentation for matters like rental increases and ending tenancies. Find the appropriate forms on the Landlord & Tenant Board site.
Submit Feedback to U of T Housing Services
Share confidential information with our team, including feedback about property listings.