Tag: London bylaws
As advocates watch from gallery, councillors back study to limit renovictions
Several politicians spoke passionately of the efforts of their colleagues as well as advocates as they approved a study of options to prevent bad-faith evictions.
Letters to the Editor: January 11, 2024
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‘Very urgent’: Councillors back call to explore measures to reduce ‘renovictions’
Councillors on the community and protective services committee enthusiastically endorsed a directive calling for the city to take a more active role in preventing so-called “renovictions” and other bad-faith rental evictions.
What you need to know about changes to city’s low-income vet services
Starting this year, the City of London has overhauled the way it delivers subsidized veterinary services like spays/neuters and microchipping.
Why you might be seeing more bylaw enforcement officers in London
Noise-busters by night, parking scofflaw enforcers by day.
Councillors seek ban on displaying images of fetuses on London streets
Two councillors are pushing for a bylaw amendment to ban graphic anti-abortion images from display on London streets, building off a city hall crackdown targeting flyers last year.
Court date set for Reptilia’s fight against London’s enforcement bid – in March
A London reptile zoo, under fire from city hall for displaying exotic animals without city council approval, will make its case in court at a hearing set for early next year.
A push by Mayor Josh Morgan at a city council meeting Tuesday to increase to four from three units allowed in a home for rent was embraced by politicians with full support.
City politicians are backing a call to increase the number of units in a home that can be rented in a bid to ease London’s housing crunch.
Proactive London apartment inspections uncover 150-plus complaints
A pilot project that sends city inspectors to large apartment buildings has led to 161 complaints, London city hall’s bylaw boss says.
City hall slaps another tow truck operator with lengthy licence suspension
Another London tow truck operator has had their business licence suspended for 28 days after a driver was charged for excessive speeding.