Governing or Regulatory Body Landlord and Tenant Board Name of Act / Regulations

• Residential Tenancies Act (RTA)
• Statutory Powers Procedure Act

Types of Housing/Living Arrangements Covered by the Provincial Legislation Rental residential housing

Exemptions: co-op housing when occupied by a member of the co-op, vacation, seasonal or temporary accommodations: hotels, motels or motor hotels, resorts, lodges, tourist camps, cottages or cabins, inns, campgrounds, trailer parks, tourist homes, bed and breakfasts vacation establishments or vacation homes, staff accommodation for farm employees, accommodation in a business or enterprise, non-profit housing in some situations, penal and correctional facilities, hospitals, nursing homes, short term emergency shelters, staff accommodations provided by an educational institution, accommodation whose occupant or occupants are required to share a bathroom or kitchen facility with the owner, the owner's spouse, child or parent or the spouse's or same-sex partner's child or parent, and where the owner, spouse, child or parent lives in the building in which the living accommodation is located. Some rehabilitative and therapeutic facilities are exempt from the Act – for example facilities offering occupancy for a specified period would be exempt. Not all educational institutions are exempt.

Types of Rental Periods
All types of rental periods are allowed; however, the Residential Tenancies Act (RTA) takes precedence over leases. In other words, when terms in the lease do not comply with RTA, the RTA takes precedence over the lease.

Is a signed lease required?
No. If the tenancy agreement is not in writing, the tenant must be provided with written notice of the legal name and address of the landlord for the purpose of giving notice or delivering other documents. The landlord must provide the tenant with this information within 21 days after the tenancy begins. If the landlord fails to provide the required information, the tenant's obligation to pay rent is suspended until the landlord complies.

Is a signed move in/move out condition report required?
No. A checklist is recommended but not required.

Deposits
Landlords can collect a rent deposit up to one month's rent, but this deposit is not a security deposit. In Ontario, security deposits are not allowed. Last month's rent may be collected as a deposit, but it can never be used to apply to damages. Landlords collect the last month's rent, or if rent is paid weekly the last week's rent, at the beginning of the tenancy and pay the tenant interest based on the Ontario Consumer Price Index (the rate of inflation for the year running from June to May). Under the Residential Tenancies Act, the rate of interest to be paid annually to a tenant is equivalent to the rent increase guideline of the same year. At the beginning of the next year, to be paid out every year. This deposit may only be applied to the last month's rent. It is not considered a damage or security deposit.

Key Money
Requiring key money is illegal.

Post-dated Cheques
Post-dated cheques can be suggested, but a person cannot be refused a rental unit for refusing to give them. Landlords must provide tenants with a rent receipt.

Renewal of a Lease Term
The landlord and tenant can agree to extend or renew the tenancy on the same terms and conditions, or on modified terms and conditions. If both parties can’t reach an agreement, once the lease expires, the tenancy automatically becomes a month-to-month arrangement.

Terminating a Tenancy (Lease): Notice and Timing
Prior to a lease terminating, it is the responsibility of landlord and tenant to re-negotiate terms or terminate the lease. Tenants can give notice during a fixed term lease, provided that the date of termination is not any earlier than the last day of tenancy. Landlords may only terminate a tenancy for specified reasons as set out in the legislation and cannot terminate simply because a fixed term has expired. When a fixed term tenancy goes to a month to month term, the landlord cannot force a tenant to sign another lease or agree to another fixed term. When a lease is renewed, unless otherwise agreed, other than the new term of the lease, all other conditions of the lease remain the same with the exception of rent increases, which are not automatically carried forward. The landlord can raise the rent with 90 days written notice.

Landlords must provide notice in writing to the tenant, and required notice times vary depending on the reasons for the notice. Please refer to the detailed online and print brochures: "Terminating a Tenancy by a Tenant" and "Reasons for Terminating a Tenancy by a Landlord".

The tenant can terminate daily or weekly tenancies with 28 days written notice. Otherwise tenants must give 60 days notice when moving.

Assignments and Sublets
Landlords must approve or disapprove, in writing, the tenant's request to sublet. The original tenant can dispute a landlord's decision to reject the sublet by applying to the Landlord and Tenant Board using the appropriate form. If the original tenant wants to return to the premises after the sublet period and renew the lease, he or she would be subject to a rent increase if 12 months have elapsed since the previous increase for the tenant — or since the tenant moved in — and 90 days written notice is required.

Rent Increases: Notice and Timing
Ontario sets rent guidelines each year. Landlords must give 90 days written notice and can only increase the rent once every 12 months. Rent increases must follow the provincial guidelines published each August. To increase rent beyond the guideline, the landlord must apply to the Landlord and Tenant Board for permission. (Capital expenses are capped at 3 per cent above the guideline, per year for a maximum of 3 years.) Note: that there are some residential tenancies that are exempt from the rent control provisions of the legislation; although the 12 month rule and 90 day notice requirement still apply.

If there are serious outstanding maintenance issues a tenant can apply to the Landlord and Tenant Board to stop all rent increases and above guideline increases. In severe cases tenants would pay all or portions of their rent to the Board until maintenance and repair issues were resolved. This must first be approved by a Board Member before monies can be paid into the Board and it is up to the Board Member to determine in which cases it is appropriate. Since the RTA does not define what qualifies as a severe case, the Board evaluates each application on a case-by-case basis to determine if it qualifies.

Note: Rent increase rules apply to an existing tenancy. Once the tenant moves, the landlord can increase the rent for that unit to whatever the market will bear.

Late Rent Payments
The day after rent is due, if it is unpaid; the landlord can give a “Notice to terminate for nonpayment of rent.” The tenant then has 14 days if they are monthly or yearly renters, and 7 days if they are daily or weekly renters, to pay. If this grace period passes and no rent has been paid, the landlord can file an application to the Landlord and Tenant Board for rent arrears.

Evictions
There are numerous grounds for eviction but the main reason is rent arrears. Evictions for rent arrears in Ontario proceed as follows: One day the tenant is late paying rent; landlord serves notice to tenant; tenant has 14 days to pay rent; on the 15th day landlord pays a filing fee for Application to evict a tenant for Nonpayment of Rent and to Collect the Rent the Tenant Owes; the Landlord and Tenant Board gives notice of hearing as soon as possible; landlord serves Notice package on the tenant; landlord completes and signs the certificate of service as proof that the package was served to the tenant.

Unlike the previous legislation, there is no default process under the RTA and all applications will go to a hearing. The hearing is held as soon as possible. If the landlord is successful in their claim, the landlord arranges with the provincial Sheriff to evict the tenant.

Landlords can 'expedite' evictions of tenants who cause willful and excessive damage. In this case the notice period is shortened from 20 to 10 days and tenants cannot void the notice by repairing the damage. In cases of excessive willful damage eviction can be immediate.

Fine Points
Permitting Landlord Entry to the Premises (Times and Reasons)
The situations where a landlord may enter the premises may be written into the lease. Typically, landlords must give 24 hours written notice. The written notice must specify the reason for entry, the day of entry and a time of entry between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. A landlord can enter a unit without written notice if there is an emergency or if the tenant consents to the entry.

May the tenant withhold rent for repairs?
No.

Changing Locks
Allowed provided the landlord gives the tenant a key for any new lock.

Pets and Smoking
May a landlord refuse to rent to a tenant who has pets or smokes?
The Residential Tenancies Act (RTA) does not cover individuals before they become tenants, so a landlord could refuse to rent on the basis of smoking and/or pets.

If a no pets and no smoking clause is written into a lease and the landlord discovers that the tenant has a pet and/or smokes in the rental unit, is this grounds for the landlord to evict the tenant?
A landlord cannot evict a tenant because they have a pet in violation of a "no pets" clause in the lease. The RTA does not address smoking. However, a landlord may have grounds to evict a tenant, either for having a pet or for smoking, if the pet or smoke damages the property or bothers other tenants.

Other
Under the RTA, February is considered to have 30 days for the purpose of the tenant giving a termination notice.

Contact Information

For general information about renting in Ontario contact:
Landlord and Tenant Board
Toronto South Regional Office
79 St. Clair Avenue East, Suite 212
Toronto, Ontario
M4T 1M6
Tel.: 416-645-8080
Fax: 416-326-9838
Toll-free: 1-888-332-3234 (within Ontario)
http://www.ltb.gov.on.ca
Visit the Web site link above to see the complete listing of regional offices.

Ordering Ontario government publications:
Government of Ontario publications are available from many different sources. You can order in several ways:
On-line: https://www.publications.serviceontario.ca/ecom/
Tel.: 416-326-5300
Toll-free: 1-800-668-9938
By mail:
Publications Ontario
50 Grosvenor Street
Toronto, ON
M7A 1N8
There are also two government information centres in Toronto and Ottawa — contact Publications Ontario for locations and hours of service.
For shopping in person, see the following link for locations in Toronto and Ottawa or other private distributors:
https://www.publications.serviceontario.ca/ecom/MasterServlet/JspHandler?pageName=HowToOrderJsp&loggedIN=false&JavaScript=y

Related Links

Tenant Protection Act, 1997
(See provincial contact for publications, above.)

Residential Tenancies Act and Regulations
Residential Tenancies Act, 2006
http://www.e-laws.gov.on.ca/html/statutes/english/elaws_statutes_06r17_e.htm

Residential Tenancies Act, 2006 Ontario Regulation 516/06 General
http://www.e-laws.gov.on.ca/html/regs/english/elaws_regs_060516_e.htm

Ontario Regulation 517/06 Maintenance Standards
http://www.e-laws.gov.on.ca/html/regs/english/elaws_regs_060517_e.htm
(See provincial contact for publications, above.)

Housing
This page is published by the Ontario Government and contains a lot of useful information, from renting to social housing reforms and building codes.
http://www.mah.gov.on.ca/Page125.aspx
(See provincial contact for publications, above.)

Landlord and Tenant Board
This organization was formed to resolve disputes between landlords and tenants. The site includes applications, forms, notices, answers to frequently asked questions and standard organizational information.
http://www.ltb.gov.on.ca/
(See provincial contact for publications, above.)

Landlord Self Help
(Toronto) Funded by Legal Aid Ontario, the Landlord's Self-Help Centre is "... an incorporated non-profit organization that provides information, assistance and educational programs to Ontario's small scale landlords free of charge". A selection of information bulletins are available on the site, which is currently under construction.
http://www.landlordselfhelp.com

Ontario Non-Profit Housing Association
"An association of non-profit housing organizations which provide high quality affordable housing for low and moderate income people in communities across Ontario". Lots of information on housing issues including news and a housing search.
http://www.onpha.on.ca

Central Ontario Co-operative Housing Federation (COCHF)
"One of 23 regional federations across Canada representing housing co-operatives and the housing co-op sector in their region. COCHF serves housing co-operatives in the Kitchener – Waterloo, Cambridge, Guelph and Brantford area of Ontario".
http://www.cochf.coop

Federation of Rental-Housing Providers of Ontario
An association dedicated to protecting the interests of private sector apartment owners and managers. Provides research rental information.
http://www.frpo.org

Greater Toronto Apartment Association
Represents private property owners and managers in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). Over 200 property managers in the GTA belong to this association.
http://www.gtaaonline.com/

Federation of Metro Tenant Assoc. (Toronto)
A Toronto-based lobby group that is very active in helping tenants. They manage a tenant defense fund.
http://www.torontotenants.org/

London Property Management Association
Represents individuals who own or manage one or more residential rental units in the London, Ontario area.
http://www.lpma.ca/

Landlord and Tenant Board: Brochures by Topic
Fact sheets on a wide variety of topics.
http://www.ltb.gov.on.ca/en/Key_Information/STEL02_111283.html
(See provincial contact above.)

Rent Check Credit Bureau
Billing themselves as "the landlord service bureau" this Toronto-based company offers a variety of services to landlords, including tenant checking, legal services and consumer reporting.
http://www.rentcheckcorp.com

Settlement.org Discussion Forums
An online discussion forum where landlords and tenants can ask questions related to their personal situations, with a particular focus on newcomers to Canada.
http://www.settlement.org/discuss/default.asp?CAT_ID=10

BMNPHC Municipal Tenant’s Network
An association that addresses tenants needs throughout the city. Holds regular meetings.
225 Kozlov Street
Barrie, ON
L4N 7N4
Tel.: 705-726-5270

Housing Help / Aide Logement
Housing Help is a one-stop housing information and assistance agency. Provides a broad range of services for both tenants and landlords from simple questions to dealing with homelessness.
http://www.housinghelp.on.ca

Action Logement — Action Housing
Provides assistance to those experiencing serious housing problems in the area of searching for affordable, adequate housing, preventing housing loss. Serves primarily a francophone clientele.

http://www.action-logement.ca

Centre for Equality Rights in Accommodation (CERA)
An advocacy group that helps tenants assert their human rights with landlords.
http://www.equalityrights.org/cera

Ontario Tenants Rights
Web guide to the Residential Tenancies Act, tenants' rights and rental housing issues.
http://www.ontariotenants.ca/

Housing Information Services
Acts as a one stop shop for residents in need of housing. Provides listings for tenants and also helps them to learn their rights and responsibilities.
3450 Ypres Avenue, Second Floor
Windsor, ON
N8W 5K9
Tel.: 519-254-4824
Fax: 519-254-3450

Housing Help and Other Community Housing Resource Centres

This list provides contact information for centres that offer housing assistance programs in the province. Many centres offer a service to help landlords and tenants connect.

Almonte
Mills Community Support Corporation
Helps tenants find housing in the private market.
Box 610, 67 Industrial Drive
Almonte, ON
K0A 1A0
Tel.: 613-256-1031
Fax: 613-256-1185
http://www.themills.on.ca/

Ajax
Housing Help Durham
134 Commercial Avenue
Ajax, ON
L1S 2H5
Tel.: 905-686-2661
Fax: 905-686-4157

Alliston
Community Service Centre South Simcoe
Town Square
39 Victoria Street East
Alliston, Ontario
Tel.: 705-435- 4900
Fax: 705-435-1106

Aurora
10271 Yonge Street, Unit 303
Richmond Hill, ON
L4C 3B5
Tel.: 905-713-2696
Fax: 905-508-1237
Email: info@housinghelpcentre.org
www.housinghelpcentre.org

Barrie
Barrie Housing Support Services
320 Bayfield Street Unit 79
Barrie, ON
L4M 3C1
Tel.: 705-739-0485
Fax: 705-727-0280
http://www.simcoecommunityservices.ca/programs/familyServices/barrieHousingSupportServices.aspx

Belleville
Hastings & Prince Edward Legal Services Community Advocacy & Legal Centre
A non-profit legal organization that assists tenants in learning their rights and advocating on their behalf.
Belleville OFC
158 George St.
Belleville, Ontario
K8N 3H2
Tel.: 613-966-8686
http://www.hastingshousing.com/

Brantford
Housing Resource Centre
220 Colborne Street
Brantford, Ontario
N3T 2H1
Tel.: 519-759-3330

Brampton
John Howard Society of Peel Halton Dufferin
100 Queen St. West
Brampton, ON
L6X 1A4
Tel.: 905-459-2205
Fax: 905-459-4045

Brockville
Leeds and Grenville Social Housing Registry
25 Central Ave West, Suite 200
Brockville, ON
K6V 4N6
Tel.: 613-342-3840
Fax: 613-342-8908

Cambridge
John Howard Society of Waterloo-Wellington
40 Ainslie Street South
Cambridge, ON
N1R 3K1
Tel.: 519-622-0815, ext. 221
Fax: 519-622-7043

Chatham
Salvation Army Housing Services
42 Harvey Street, Box 715
Chatham, ON
N7M 5K8
Tel.: 519-354-1430
Fax: 519-354-1919

Cobourg
The Help Centre of Northumberland
1005 Elgin St W., Suite 301
Cobourg, ON
K9A 5J4
Tel.: 905-372-2646
Toll-free: 1-888-698-3382
Fax: 905-372-2205
www.thehelpcentre.ca

Collingwood
Georgian Triangle Housing Resource Centre
115 Hurontario Street , Suite 203
Collingwood, ON
L9Y 2L9
Tel.: 705-445-0643
Email: info@housinginfo.ca

Dunnville
Haldimand-Norfolk Housing Support Program
108 Bridge Street
Dunnville, ON
N1A 2Y1
Tel.: 905-774-4251 or toll free: 866-882-9910
Fax: 905-774-7858
Email: reception@haldimand-norfolksalvationarmy.org

Fergus
Community Resource Centre
160 St. David Street South
Fergus, ON
N1M 2L3
Tel.: 519-843-7000 ext. 33 or 1-866-840-3249, ext. 33
Fax: 519-843-7597

Guelph
Fresh Start Resource Centre
40 Baker Street
Guelph, ON
N1H 4G1
Tel.: 519-822-2887

Wellington and Guelph Housing Services
138 Wyndham Street North
Guelph, Ontario
N1H 4E8
Phone: 519-824-7822
Tollfree: 1-800-663-0750
Fax: 519-837-6349

Hamilton
Housing Help Centre
210 Napier Street
Hamilton, ON
L8R 1S7
Tel.: 905-526-8100
Fax: 905-528-1448
Email: Info@housinghelpcentre.ca
www.housinghelpcentre.ca

Access to Housing
Maintain a wait list for subsidized housing.
499 King St. East
Hamilton, Ontario
L8N 1E1
Tel.: 905-524-2228
Fax: 905-524-1199
http://www.hamilton.ca/HealthandSocialServices/SocialServices/Housing/HowToApplyLowCost.htm

City of Hamilton — Housing
Deals with tenants’ maintenance problems.
Hamilton City Hall
Office Location: 181 Main Street West
Hamilton, Ontario
L8N 4E5
Tel.: 905-523-8496
Fax: 905-523-5228
http://www.hamilton.ca/HealthandSocialServices/SocialServices/Housing/

McMaster Off-Campus Resource Centre
1280 Main Street West, MUSC room B112
Hamilton Ont.
L8S 4S4
Tel.: 905-525-9140 ext. 24086
www.macoffcampus.ca

Harriston
Community Resource Centre
160 St. David Street South
Fergus, ON
N1M 2L3
Tel.: 519-843-7000, ext. 33 or 1-866-840-3249, ext. 33
Fax: 519-843-7597

Kingston
Housing Help Centre
426 Barrie Street
Kingston, ON
K7K 3T9
Tel.: 613-531-3779
Fax: 613-544-3629
Email: housinghelp@kingstonhomebase.ca
www.kingstonhomebase.ca

Home Base Housing
417 Bagot Street
Kingston, ON
K7K 3C1
Tel.: 613-542-6672
Fax: 613-542-6317
Email: info@kingstonhomebase.ca
www.kingstonhomebase.ca

Kirkland Lake
Housing Resource Centre
5 Kirkland Street West
Kirkland Lake, ON
P2N 1N9
Tel.: 705-567-9596
Fax: 705-567-5211

Kitchener
Housing Action Centre
Lutherwood
165 King Street East
Kitchener, ON
N2G 2K8
Tel.: 519-743-2460, ext. 401
Fax: 519-742-7895
www.lutherwood.ca

Lindsay
John Howard Society of Victoria/Haliburton
31 Peel Street
Lindsay, ON
K9V 3L9
Tel.: 705-328-0472, ext. 28
Fax: 705-328-2549
Email: rsavage@bellnet.ca

London
London Housing Registry
379 Dundas St Suite 203
London, ON
N6B 1V5
Tel.: 519-434-3344
Email: londonhousingregistry@bellnet.ca
http://www.londonhousingregistry.com

Housing Access Centre
267 Dundas St., 3rd Floor
London, ON
N6A 1H2
Tel.: 519-661-5900
Fax: 519-661-5804
Email: housing@london.ca
http://www.housing.london.ca/

London Property Management Association
http://www.lpma.ca/

Midland
Community Link North Simcoe
850 Hartman Drive.
Midland, ON
L4R 0B6 Tel.: 705-528-6999
Fax: 705-528-6990
Email: housinginfo@communitylink.ca
http://www.communitylink.ca

Niagara Falls
Housing Help Centre Project S.H.A.R.E.
4129 Stanley Ave. Unit 2
Niagara Falls, ON
L2E 7H3
Tel.: 905-357-5121
Fax: 905-357-0143
www.projectshare.ca

North Bay
Housing Depot and Support Services
127 Main Street East
North Bay, ON
P1B 1A9
Tel.: 705-472-1337
Fax: 705-472-4454

Oakville
Halton Regional Housing Help Centre
1151 Bronte Road
Oakville, ON
L6M 3L1
Tel.: 905-825-6000, ext. 7142
Toll: 1-866-442-5866
Email: AccessHalton@halton.ca
http://webaps.halton.ca/scs/housing/hhelp/Disclaimer.aspx
http://www.halton.ca/cms/One.aspx?portalId=8310&pageId=9096

Orillia
Orillia Housing Resource Centre
33 Mississaga St East
Orillia, ON
L3V 1V4
Tel.: 705-325-3883
Fax: 705-325-3576
Email: nritchie@housinginfo.ca

Ottawa
Action Logement
261 chemin Montreal, Suite 200
Ottawa, ON
K1L 8C7
Tel.: 613-562-8219, 613-562-8219
Fax: 613-241-1526
Email: info@action-logement.ca

Housing Help
309 Cooper Street, Suite 502
Ottawa, ON
K2P 0G5
Tel.: 613-563-4532
Fax: 613-563-8019
Email: info@housinghelp.on.ca
www.housinghelp.on.ca

Peterborough
Housing Resource Centre
540 George Street North
Peterborough, ON
K9H 3S2
Tel.: 705-743-9122
Fax: 705-742-3015
Email: HRCPeterborough@yahoo.ca
http://www.ccrc-ptbo.com/contact_us.htm

St. CatharinesCommunity Care
12 North Street, PO Box 575
St. Catharines, ON
L2R 6W8
Tel.: 905-685-1349
Fax: 905-685-3938
http://www.communitycarestca.ca/page/housing_help

Housing Help Centre
14 North Street Box 4003
St. Catharines, ON
L2R 7S3
Tel.: 905-984-8955
Fax: 905-984-8838
Email: hhc@communitycarestca.ca
http://www.communitycarestca.ca/housing.html

Sudbury
Crisis Housing Liaison Canadian Red Cross
1660 Fairburn Street
Sudbury, ON
P3A 1N7
Tel.: 705-674-0737, ext. 211 (Lynn)
Fax: 705-674-4310
Email: lynn.stevens@redcross.ca

Toronto
COSTI — North York Housing Help Centre
Sheridan Mall, 1700 Wilson Avenue, Suite 114, P.O. Box 88, M3L 1B2
(Near intersection of Jane Street and Wilson Avenue)
Tel.: 416-244-0480
Fax: 416-244-0379
Email: nyork@costi.org

EYET Housing Help Centre
Secord Community Centre, 91 Barrington Avenue M4C 4Y9
71 Gough Ave. Holy Name Catholic Church, Basement
(1 block west of Pape, North of Danforth)
Tel.: 416-698-9306
Fax: 416-698-6718
http://www.eastyorkhousinghelp.ca/pagedisplay.aspx?i=220

Albion Neighbourhood Services
1530 Albion Road, Suite 205 M9V 1B4
(Near intersection of Kipling Street and Albion road)
Tel.: 416-741-1553
Fax: 416-741-1547

Etobicoke South Housing Help Centre
185 Fifth Street M8V 2Z5 (Near intersection of Islington Avenue and Lakeshore Road)
Tel.: 416-252-5990
Fax: 416-252-4474

Flemingdon Neighbourhood Services Housing Program
10 Gateway Boulevard, Suite 104 M3C 3A1
Tel.: 416-424-2900
Fax: 416-424-3455
Email: info@fnservices.org

Neighbourhood Information Post
269 Gerrard Street East M5A 2G3
Tel.: 416-924-2543
Fax: 416-924-4748
Email: info@fnservices.org

Scarborough Housing Help Centre
2500 Lawrence Avenue East, Unit 204 205 M1P 2R7
(Near intersection of Kennedy Midland Road and Lawrence Avenue East)
Tel.: 416-285-8070
Fax: 416-285-5410
Email: info@shhc.ca
www.shhc.ca
West Toronto Housing Help Services
672 Dupont Street, Suite 315 M6G 1Z6
(Near Dupont Street and Bathurst Street)
Tel.: 416-531-0841
Fax: 416-531-0032

Woodgreen Community Centre – Housing Help Centre
650 Queen Street East M4M 1G5
(Near intersection of Broadview Avenue and Queen Street East)
Tel.: 416-645-6000
Fax: 416-645-6484
Email: housinghelp@woodgreen.org

York Community Services
1651 Keele Street M6M 3W2
(Near intersection of Keele Street and Rogers Road)
Tel.: 416-653-5400
Fax: 416-653-1696

These centres in Toronto are access centres for Housing Connections (the subsidized housing waiting list in the city), the Rent Bank, Share the Warmth and Winter Warmth funds.

Waterloo-Wellington
(See Cambridge)

Welland
The Hope Centre
179 – 181 East Main Street L3B 3W7
Tel.: 905-788-0744
Fax: 905-788-0748
Email: cbarton@thehopecentre.net

John Howard Society of Waterloo-Wellington
40 Ainslie Street South
Cambridge, ON
N1R 3K1
Tel.: 519-622-0815 ext. 221
Fax: 519-622-7043

Windsor
Housing Information Services of Windsor and Essex County Inc.
3450 Ypres Avenue, Second Floor N8W 5K9
Tel.: 519-254-4370
Fax: 519-254-3450
Email: housinginfo@hislscdg.com

Woodstock
Salvation Army Emergency Housing
906 James Street N4S 1S4
Tel.: 519-539-7235
Fax: 519-539-8796
Email: sa_eh_wdsk@hotmail.com