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This Toronto landlord pointed cameras right into a tenant’s home. The privacy watchdog says it went too far (opens the original)
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Canada’s privacy watchdog has determined that one of the largest property management firms in the city violated tenant privacy when it installed cameras that could record inside units at a downtown Toronto building. Javier Ruiz-Soler was disturbed to discover security cameras in the hallway of his apartment near Church and Yonge streets a few years ago. “I immediately noticed that those cameras were pointing to the units,” he recalled. “And that they were able to record inside.” After unsucc
Toronto tenants say federal cash is going to developer who plans to demolish their homes (opens the original)
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Since receiving notice three and a half years ago that their apartments were to be demolished for condos, Megan Kee and other tenants at their 15-storey midtown building have been living under a cloud of uncertainty. They received the notice in November 2022, just after the pandemic market peaked. As the years passed and the condo market slumped, they hoped the slowdown would stall the project near Eglinton Avenue East and Mount Pleasant Road. But last week they learned federal funding for T
Did the Ford government promise an MZO as part of a secret Muskoka land deal? Residents want answers (opens the original)
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Approached by boat from busy Muskoka Bay near Gravenhurst, the land at first seems empty. The area’s windswept trees, jagged rock faces and deep blue water resemble a Group of Seven painting brought to life. But then a yellow brick building with a crumbling roof, broken windows and a sign warning against trespassing appears â and it starts to look more like a scene from a zombie apocalypse movie. The roughly 77-acre stretch was once home to a tuberculosis sanatorium, and then an instituti
A Toronto one-bedroom condo just sold for $290,000 — is this a new low? (opens the original)
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An Etobicoke condo sold earlier this month for less than $300,000 as the city’s condo crash takes prices to new lows. The one-bedroom apartment under 600 square feet at 1195 The Queensway does not include parking, and the building is only a few years old. It was sold as a power of sale, meaning the lender took over after the original owner defaulted on their mortgage, said Alex Zhvanetskiy, a Toronto realtor and condominium specialist, who was not the listing agent. According to mortgage
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