Renterly

Adjudicators

Elle Venhola

MemberLandlord and Tenant BoardOntario

Orders listed53 against the landlord
Awarded to tenants$15,646avg $3,129
Awarded to landlords$0avg $0
Fines to the board$4,500on 2 orders

Read these numbers carefully. They cover the orders Renterly has processed from applications brought by tenants — not applications brought by landlords, which make up most of a tribunal's caseload and are not listed here. Both directions of an order are counted, including applications that were dismissed or decided for the landlord. Amounts are what the order directed, not what was shown to have been paid, and orders we have not finished processing are missing entirely.

Orders

  • No finding against either partyNot yet reviewedJanuary 22, 2026

    The tenant's application was dismissed because the tenant did not attend the hearing.

    LTB-T-108458-25 · T2 · read the order

  • Decision against landlordNot yet reviewedJanuary 12, 2026$9,808 to the tenant

    The tribunal found that the former landlords acted in bad faith by serving an N12 notice without confirming the purchasers genuinely intended to move in, and ordered them to pay the tenants $9,807.58. The tenants were awarded increased rent, moving expenses, and the filing fee.

    LTB-T-004902-24 · T5 · read the order

  • Decision against landlordNot yet reviewedJanuary 7, 2026$2,870 to the tenant$2,000 fine

    The tribunal granted the tenant's application, finding that the landlord substantially interfered with her reasonable enjoyment and harassed her. The landlord was ordered to pay compensation and an administrative fine.

    LTB-T-059046-24 · T2 · read the order

  • Decision against tenantNot yet reviewedJanuary 7, 2026

    The tribunal decided the Residential Tenancies Act does not apply because the tenant is required to share a kitchen with the landlord's parent, who lives in the unit. The tenant's application was dismissed and the landlords' application succeeded.

    LTB-T-101515-25 · T2 · read the order

  • Decision against landlordNot yet reviewedJanuary 7, 2026$2,968 to the tenant$2,500 fine

    The tribunal found the landlord illegally locked the tenants out, entered their unit without notice, interfered with their reasonable enjoyment, and unlawfully kept their deposits. The landlord was ordered to pay the tenants $2,968 and a $2,500 administrative fine.

    LTB-T-101796-25 · T1;T2 · read the order