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EmergencyHousing.ca /Ontario/

Housing First. Rights first. Family first. This desk explains Ontario housing and human-rights law in plain language so people can stay housed and act quickly.

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Residential Tenancies Act
Human Rights Code
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Emergency housing
RGI, subsidies & waitlists

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ontario.ca — Renting rights
Residential Tenancies Act, 2006
Human Rights Code
Landlord and Tenant Board
Ontario Human Rights Commission

Not legal advice. Laws and forms change. Confirm current LTB forms, rent guidelines, and local intake rules before you act. The Human Rights Code has primacy over most other Ontario laws unless another statute expressly says otherwise. Updated August 2026.

EmergencyHousing.ca acknowledges that housing work in Ontario takes place on the traditional territories of many Indigenous Nations, including Anishinaabe, Haudenosaunee, and Métis peoples, and that housing justice is bound to land, treaty, and self-determination.