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Drafty Windows in an Ontario Rental: Does the Landlord Have to Fix Them?

In Ontario, a landlord must fix drafty windows in a rental unit under RTA s.20; the tenant pays only for damage they caused. What the standards say, what to do first and what the LTB can order.

  1. Does an Ontario landlord have to fix drafty windows?
  2. What do Ontario's property standards say about windows?
  3. Who pays for common window problems in an Ontario rental?
  4. What should an Ontario tenant do about a drafty window?
  5. What can the Ontario LTB order on a T6 for window repairs?
  6. What should an Ontario landlord do when a window complaint comes in?

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