This is the law.Ontario Human rights groups and some politicians have often indicated they would like this changed but have not done anything to that end.

I would have no worries about renting to a person who has a real service dog; the human is likely to do far more damage to the property than such a well-trained dog ever would!

I know all of you must be very busy, but it would mean so much to me if you could give me any feedback or tips on some of my goals that I have.Over the course of some months now, I've been vigorously reaping any information I can find about investing, real estate, entrepreneurialism, human relations, etc.

It is human nature.

A verbal warning is always better than formal action.Be a human first in all interactions.

Since it is a 100% automated "background check", and no human ever looks at it to see if it makes sense, there's great potential of "garbage in - garbage out".

This is still a human business and managing humans through relationships works.

I might not agree, but I won't label them debbie downer or a troll simply for disagreeing or speaking a negative word or try to infer that they are inferior investors or human beings because they have not written a best selling book or done a BP podcast.

A person with MS is still a human being and has the rights to live in a home/apartment like the rest of us so long as they qualify.

Just saying there are multiple factors in decision making because we are humans not robots.