A private sale in Ontario has one document the seller must buy, one tax rule that catches buyers out, and a certificate that is not a warranty. Here is the order, with the cost at each step.
No Ontario law caps a contractor deposit. Here is what the Consumer Protection Act actually gives you, and what 26 GTA roofing companies publish about deposits.
Eighteen car-free day trips from Union, timed on GO and VIA published timetables, with the return fare, the last departure back, and the walk from the station.
An N13 ends your tenancy so work can happen. An above guideline increase keeps you in the unit and raises the rent. Different sections, different money, different deadlines.
CMHC puts the average rent in Toronto at $1,916 and Rentals.ca puts it at $2,577. Here is what each one counts, why both are right, and which one you will pay.
Roofer is one of Ontario's 121 voluntary trades, so no provincial licence or register exists. Here is what a roofer must carry instead, and the six GTA municipalities that licence the work.
We checked 21 GTA tree programmes. Ten come with no price attached, seven charge a set price, four pay part of the bill. Who qualifies, and which windows are open.
We read the current warranty documents for the five asphalt shingle brands sold in Ontario. Here is what lifetime means, when the labour money stops, and what selling the house does to the coverage.
Nine of the 15 GTA municipalities we checked make you clear the public sidewalk. Six clear it for you. Here is the rule, the clock and the cost in each one.
A fall checklist ordered by deadline, not by room: the four GTA frost dates, the tasks Ontario law actually requires, and what the paid jobs cost here.