LTB Interim Order – Block Properties Niagara v. Danielle Ryan | St. Catharines

Order LTB-L-108169-25 is stayed effective March 20, 2026 until otherwise ordered.
The LTB will schedule a review hearing; both parties must attend and be ready to proceed on the original application if the review is granted.
All evidence must be disclosed to the opposing party and the LTB no later than seven days before the hearing.
Under Rule 19.7, failure to properly disclose evidence may result in that evidence being excluded at the hearing.

Original order LTB-L-108169-25 was issued March 13, 2026 against tenant Danielle Ryan at 59, 131 Rockwood Ave, St. Catharines.
The Tenant filed a review request on March 19, 2026, alleging she was not reasonably able to participate in the original hearing.
The LTB accepted the review request for a hearing and stayed enforcement of the original order in the interim.

The matter is directed to a review hearing to determine whether the Tenant was not reasonably able to participate in the original proceeding.
The original order is stayed to preserve the Tenant's rights until the review is resolved; a stayed order cannot be enforced.
If the review is granted, a new hearing on the merits of the original application will be held.
Non-attendance at the review hearing may be viewed as an abuse of process and may result in cost orders against the Tenant.

Tenant Danielle Ryan requested a review of Order LTB-L-108169-25 on March 19, 2026, claiming she was not reasonably able to participate in the original proceeding.
LTB Member Amanda Kovats issued an interim order on March 20, 2026 staying the original eviction order until the review is resolved.
A review hearing has been directed to assess whether the Tenant was unable to participate, and both parties must disclose evidence at least seven days before the hearing.
Failure to attend the review hearing may be treated as an abuse of process and could result in costs ordered against the Tenant.