OLA Community Association Members have played a key role in saving lives by educating small landlords to ensure their rentals are up to code and “fire safe” for over a decade.

We continue to make sure Tenants are safe and tragedies are avoided by educating landlords on the importance of making your rental units safe, legal and you take a super active role in ensuring your renters are are not in danger.

Let’s keep working (as we have for over a decade) on the importance to make your rents safe and secure!

Please make sure our community members continue to work hard to create super safe homes for our tenant clients and work hard for rules and policies that protect good landlords and those who rent our properties.

Share your individual experiences and advice and recommendations and let’s improve the Ontario rental industry and protect Tenants!

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Ministry of the Solicitor General     

Office of the Fire Marshal

25 Morton Shulman Avenue

2^nd Floor

Toronto ON  M3M 0B1

Dear Stakeholders:

RE:     Public Consultation on the Next Edition of The Ontario Fire Code

The Ministry of the Solicitor General is currently seeking input on proposed changes for the next edition of the Ontario Fire Code, O. Reg. 213/07 made under the Fire Protection and Prevention Act, 1997.

The proposed changes to the Ontario Fire Code focus on improving harmonization with the 2020 National Fire Code, aligning with recent changes to the Ontario Building Code, strengthening fire safety by addressing known fire safety risks, and addressing administrative, consequential, and minor technical issues in the code.

Between May 29 and July 13, 2023, stakeholders are invited to participate in the public consultation and provide feedback on the proposed changes, as well as on potential costs and impacts related to these proposals.

Proposed changes are available for review and comment via the Ontario Regulatory Registry at the following link: 2023 Ontario Fire Code (ontariocanada.com)

We encourage you to share this message and the enclosed link with individuals or organizations within your sector.

Tags: Ontario Fire Code 2023, Ontario Landlords Association Fire Safety Campaign, safe rentals

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