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Originally Posted by photon
Superior for him probably (I don't think any additional compensation he'd have got would have been worth the hassle).
But not really superior for tenants in general because the landlord hasn't had any negative consequences for their actions. Terrible landlords give all landlords a bad name.
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They are currently under investigation by the City of Calgary. However the fines are not much of a deterrent. I read a story of a landlord being fined $85000 for a fire that claimed two of his tenants lives after failing to install smoke alarms. Not much of a deterrent when you can be making $5000 per month from renting out enough rooms.