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How to get compensation for hazardous (plaster particles, etc.) renovation in my rented apartment?

• I'm a student in Ontario Canada renting an apartment across from school campus. I recently came home and found out they were doing bathroom repairs (repairs I had not asked for, but apparently during routine inspection, management decided to repair it). The bathroom is under heaving construction, and in my living room, I find a big industrial vacuum cleaner, paint cans, plaster, cauqing, etc. along with industrial equipment. My stuff had been moved aside. 4 days later, and it's still under repair. My stuff has a layer of white dust on it (I think it's plaster or particle cement) and I noticed that the repair people all wear dust masks. I live here, but was never told of safety precautions or provided with protection. My skin's been very itchy, but I'm more worried about my lungs. Is there a way to complain about this, and also is there a way to get compensation for this mess? How much compensation can I expect? Picture of their equipment in my living room: http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r313/lailogic/18-02-09_2315.jpg Picture of my bathroom: http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r313/lailogic/18-02-09_2247.jpg Picture of a big trash can they put in my hallway (see dust mask): http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r313/lailogic/18-02-09_2248.jpg Picture of bag of whatever they're using: http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r313/lailogic/18-02-09_2250.jpg

• Answer:

  I believe Ontario has a very strong landlord/tenant commission. You should check with them