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veromejia78
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Posted On: 6/26/2019
veromejia78
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Good morning,

I would like to know websites where I can search for apartments or houses to rent in Sault Ste. Marie.

Thanks,

Veronica
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Posted On: 7/1/2019
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Hello Veronica,

Thank you for sharing your situation and question with us.

We can appreciate that you would be interested in this type of information.

It is great that you are looking into it ahead of time.

You can find some links to different websites in our Settlement.Org How can I look for rental housing? article.

You may want to contact the nearest housing help centre in Sault Ste. Marie for some assistance and information regarding this.

You may also want to use our Services Near Me Tool to find different services available in Sault Ste. Marie.

You can also use the 211 Chat Service and speak to an Information and Referral Specialist for some information regarding what is available.

I hope this information is helpful. Please let us know if you have further questions and if there is any follow up to your question/situation.
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ELENNA
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Posted On: 7/9/2019
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I would appreciate information to rent economic housing in ST. THOMAS ON
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Jp
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Posted On: 1/12/2020
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Morning!
I hereby contact you with a request for in-house assistance to enable us to cope with our current severe financial difficulties.

Currently my mother is 56 years old and 5 children of which; SB 32 years (currently she has just been stopped at work), Jp (me) 27 years old and well my work does not help me completely, JJQ 24 years, LB 22 years and GA 11 years. SB will continue her studies at Cité collégiale in September 2020, I also want to go to school because there is not a better life without a study base, so in September 2020 I also want to start studying and for the others they also go to school. All this to tell you that we are still new permanent residents here ( 1 year and 7 months in Ottawa Province of Ontario). We pay the rent of $ 1850 without electricity or gas ($250 to $ 300). We all left school to pay for the house but when will we pay for our own house if we rely on work without studying. We're all going back to school and my mom wants to study too so she can find a job that's not too tiring at her age.
By the grace of the Lord we will pray to you to help us with a house that no matter how we all go back to school that we are able to pay the rent without a full-time job and also to help us save to buy our own house because my mother is getting old and she will also need to have a house where an address before death comes to her because she is sick.
In the face of this situation, I have no choice but to ask for your benevolence in order to obtain home help that will prevent us from falling into the infernal circle of indebtedness.
I look forward to hearing from you and to being available for further information.sincerely,
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Posted On: 1/14/2020
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Jp wrote:
Morning!
I hereby contact you with a request for in-house assistance to enable us to cope with our current severe financial difficulties.

Currently my mother is 56 years old and 5 children of which; SB 32 years (currently she has just been stopped at work), Jp (me) 27 years old and well my work does not help me completely, JJQ 24 years, LB 22 years and GA 11 years. SB will continue her studies at Cité collégiale in September 2020, I also want to go to school because there is not a better life without a study base, so in September 2020 I also want to start studying and for the others they also go to school. All this to tell you that we are still new permanent residents here ( 1 year and 7 months in Ottawa Province of Ontario). We pay the rent of $ 1850 without electricity or gas ($250 to $ 300). We all left school to pay for the house but when will we pay for our own house if we rely on work without studying. We're all going back to school and my mom wants to study too so she can find a job that's not too tiring at her age.
By the grace of the Lord we will pray to you to help us with a house that no matter how we all go back to school that we are able to pay the rent without a full-time job and also to help us save to buy our own house because my mother is getting old and she will also need to have a house where an address before death comes to her because she is sick.
In the face of this situation, I have no choice but to ask for your benevolence in order to obtain home help that will prevent us from falling into the infernal circle of indebtedness.
I look forward to hearing from you and to being available for further information.sincerely,

Hello There,

Thank you for sharing your situation and question with us.

You may want to access Housing Assistance services like Housing Help, a one-stop, drop-in service to help people with their practical housing issues.

You may also want to use our Services Near Me Tool to find the different Housing Assistance and Employment services available in Ottawa.

The Settlement.Org article, What kinds of financial help can I get for my education? also identifies different financial aid programs for post-secondary students in Ontario.

You may also want to contact 211 and speak to a Community Resource Navigator, they may be able to provide you with some additional information or referrals to services.

211 Ontario is a free, confidential service. Their phone service is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Here is a link to their live chat if you prefer to communicate online. Their live chat service is available Monday to Friday from 7am-9pm ET.

If you have any additional questions, please feel free to post them here:

https://discuss.settlement.org/default.aspx

We hope this information is helpful.

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Posted On: 2/29/2020
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Hi, My mom is currently 77 years old and it would appear that her landlord is using one of his relatives to evict tenements in order to raise the price of his rent. My mom is the last renter who's not paying $900-$1000 a month and it looks as though she might be next on the chopping block.

I am seeking rental information across Ontario that of any housing/rental less than $600 a month as she is on a fixed income. Any suggestions?
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Posted On: 3/24/2020
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RMcAnsh wrote:
Hi, My mom is currently 77 years old and it would appear that her landlord is using one of his relatives to evict tenements in order to raise the price of his rent. My mom is the last renter who's not paying $900-$1000 a month and it looks as though she might be next on the chopping block.

I am seeking rental information across Ontario that of any housing/rental less than $600 a month as she is on a fixed income. Any suggestions?

Hello There,

Thank you for sharing your situation and question with us.

Your mother may be eligible for subsidized housing. It is best that you connect with housing assistance services near you. Community agencies that provide housing assistance services will be able to support you in finding suitable accommodation for the short-term and long-term. You may also want to contact the Landlord and Tenant board if you are facing eviction.

Here is a notice from the LTB’s website:
COVID-19 Notice
Until further notice, the LTB is suspending the issuance of eviction orders and all hearings related to eviction applications — unless the matter relates to an urgent issue such as an illegal act or serious impairment of safety. For more information, please see the news release.

COVID-19 Policy – Postponing Hearings
Effective today, Tribunals Ontario is implementing a new policy to postpone in-person hearings and reschedule to a later date. Where feasible, alternative hearing options such as written and telephone hearings will be considered to minimize disruption to hearings across the organization. In addition, all front-line counter services will be closed as of March 16 until further notice. For more information, please see the news release.

We hope this information is helpful. If you have any additional questions, please feel free to post them here.

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