📍 Cornwall, Ontario
Landlord applied under Section 78 of the Residential Tenancies Act, 2006 after Tenant breached a prior LTB order (LTB-L-092809-25) by failing to pay June 1, 2026 rent.
The application was decided without a hearing, as permitted under Section 78 when a prior order contains a breach clause.
Tenancy was terminated effective June 26, 2026, with Sheriff enforcement available from June 27, 2026.
Tenant has until June 25, 2026 to file a motion to set aside the order under s. 78(9).
Daily compensation of $29.37 ordered from June 16, 2026 until the Tenant vacates.
The prior order authorized a Section 78 application without notice to the Tenant if conditions were breached.
The application was filed within the required 30-day window following the breach.
The Tenant failed to pay the lawful monthly rent due June 1, 2026, confirming the breach.
Daily compensation of $29.37 is owed from the day after the order is issued until the Tenant vacates, calculated as $893.37 x 12 ÷ 365.
Prior order LTB-L-092809-25 is cancelled.
Tenancy is terminated; Tenant must vacate by June 26, 2026.
Sheriff may enforce eviction from June 27, 2026 onward.
Tenant owes $29.37 per day in compensation from June 16, 2026 until move-out.
Eviction portion of the order expires December 27, 2026 if not filed with the Sheriff by that date.
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