Ontario Courts

The Court of Appeal for Ontario is located in historic Osgoode Hall in downtown Toronto. Each courtroom looks different but they all have carved wood furniture and wall panels. The pillars and ceilings are carved too. Part of the floor has thick red carpet and part of it has Moorish tiles. Some of the counsel’s tables have leather top. This courthouse is a must-see.

This is my favourite court for filing documents at, counter staff is helpful and professional at all times. There is generally no lineup, and people are knowledgeable and competent.

Despicable overturning of a law. Dark day in Ontario.

Very bad experience! They take the appeal of any tenants who do not pay and want to live for free and do not move.

Bad experience!!! Favor was given to the tenant who doesn’t pay for 8 months now and doesn’t want to leave the basement. It’s very unfair! This is unfair!!! Send documents as said, and as I followed but still nothing happened! I don’t understand why there’s no fairness. Always give favours and protect the tenants! Tenant no materials or evidences served for a year but still given chance! Where is the fairness? Waste of money and time. What a “Professional Tenant” eh!