📍 Thunder Bay, Ontario
It is ordered that: 1. The Co- op Member's occupancy is terminated unless the Co- op Member voids this order. 2. The Co-op Member may void this order and continue the occupancy by paying to Co-op or to the LTB in trust: • $1,006.00 if the payment is made on or before February 22, 2026. See Schedule 1 for the calculation of the amount owing. 3. The Co- op Member may also make a motion at the LTB to void this order under section 74(11) and 94.16(2)(b) of the Act, if the Co- op Member has paid the full amount owing as ordered plus any additional regular monthly housing charges that became due after February 22, 2026 but before the Court Enforcement Office (Sheriff) enforces the eviction. The Co- op Member may only make this motion once during the occupancy agreement with the Co- op. 4. If the Co-op Member does not pay the amount required to void this order the Co- op Member must move out of the member unit on or before February 22, 2026 5. If the Co-op Member does not void the order, the Co- op Member owes the Co- op $146.20. This amount includes arrears of regular monthly housing charges owing up to the date of the hearing and the cost of filing the application and unpaid NSF charges. Any refundable deposits are deducted from the amount owing by the Co- op Member. See Schedule 1 for the calculation of the amount owing. 6. The Co- op Member shall also pay the Co- op compensation of $32.55 per day for the use of the unit starting February 5, 2026 until the date the Co- op Member moves out of the unit. 7. If the Co-op Member does not pay the Co- op the full amount owing on or be...
This Co-op application — Co-op member eviction — was granted.
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