Renter on disability pension given 61% rent increase and told to shovel own snow

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A Saint John renter on a disability pension and his wife are hunting for a new place to live after receiving notice of a 61 per cent rent increase from their new landlord and instructions to begin shovelling snow from the entranceway to their apartment themselves.

Sixty-four-year-old Douglas London and his wife Anne have lived at 123 City Line for four years. The building was sold in early December to a numbered Ontario company. 

Within days, notices of a $380 rent increase and the termination of snow removal around the building were placed in their mailbox.

“I could have handled a $100 rent

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