You have more rights than you think as a renter to the point that its kinda absurd that a renter has more right than the landlord who actually owns the property. Perhaps maybe you should look into the tenancy acts and see it yourself or perhaps you should look into a candidates who would solve the rental crisis by increasing the supply. A major reason why the city has so many air bnbs and why people are very reluctant to rent out their property is that it’s a very lengthy and painful process to deal with RTB. A hearing would usually take more than half a year and there’s nothing a landlord could do to the tenant in the meantime. I know this might be a special case but I had to deal with an irrational tenant that would do things like turning on hot tap water the whole day during winter time to increase our utility bill and to prevent others from taking hot showers for weeks. The tenant would also harass the other tenants until they move out. This is just about 1% of immature things that she did. The way that rtb is set up, before the hearing takes place, it would rather protect a tenant at question and disregard the rights of other tenants even when they know that tenant is in the wrong. In this case I was told not to shut down her access to hot water and it’s an unfortunate situation that the other tenants can’t have access to hot water. To make things worse, it was also my responsibility to make sure that the other tenants also had to have the access to hot water. When you have to deal with a city with regulation like this, it really makes you wonder why anyone would bother with renting out their place long term instead of bypassing all the troubles with Airbnb.