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Often in basements, attics, garages, sheds, trailers or recreational vehicles, illegal units usually contain several significant violations to the Fire Safety Code, the Building Code and local Property Standards Bylaws. 

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Data analysis on Ontario's rental market over the years 1992-2020. Including, cost of rent over time, rent as a percent of income and hypothetical rent levels if rent had remained tied to the Ontario guideline level. 


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