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Originally Posted by kcantor

i could be wrong but i don't think so...

the human rights act specifically states that "Condominium corporations are responsible for ensuring that their services, facilities and bylaws do not discriminate against residents based on any of the protected grounds."

the condominium act specifically states that "Where a conflict arises between the operation of sections 53 to 56 of this Act and the provisions of the Residential Tenancies Act, sections 53 to 56 of this Act prevail."

and the cplea website regarding the residential tenancies act comes full circle confirming that "landlords are allowed to put age restrictions on rental properties. They can advertise their properties as “adults only” or “18+”. Landlords can refuse to rent to people because they do not meet the age restrictions.

In the case of condominium rentals, there may be bylaws covering age restrictions. If the condominium bylaws specify a minimum age to live in the building, then anyone under that age cannot live there. The bylaws apply no matter what the lease says or what the tenant and landlord have agreed to."

Correct.