
Barking Dog
This month Bill L. from Edmonton writes: “My neighbour’s dog barks all day. I work night shift and can never rest with the constant noise. How should I handle this situation?”
This month Bill L. from Edmonton writes: “My neighbour’s dog barks all day. I work night shift and can never rest with the constant noise. How should I handle this situation?”
This month, Helen H. from Calgary writes: “There was a guy trying to squeeze in behind me as I was entering the main door of my building. He didn’t buzz or use a key. Can you offer any safety guidelines for this type of situation?”
This month, Rebecca E. from Ottawa asks: “Do I need renter’s insurance?”
This month, Glen S. From Halifax asks us “How do I submit a maintenance request?”
This month Christine M. from Brampton writes “My neighbours who live directly above me have kids who run, thud, shout, and generally make a great deal of noise. I’m finding it nerve racking and irritating, especially when working from home. What can I do about it? Should I report it to property management?”
Repairs to appliances, walls, flooring, windows, heating and plumbing systems, and other things that are part of the apartment are the responsibility of the landlord,
Waters said having a transit-friendly location turned out to be another important factor for tenants. Bicycle and end-of-trip facilities were also a common request for
The surveys used to focus on elements such as building noise, cleanliness and general operations, said Wendy Waters, vice-president of research services and strategy, GWLRA.