The Landlord and Tenant Board denied a request to postpone her eviction for six months
THUNDER BAY — Ontario's Landlord and Tenant Board has ordered a Thunder Bay woman to pay her overdue rent or give up her apartment.
However, the OLTB hearing officer said her request for a six-month postponement was prejudicial to the landlord. In his decision, he wrote that allowing her until the end of January 2025 was reasonable under the circumstances.
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