Owner Fights Condo Over Emotional Support Dog

In this blog post, the author discusses a recent case where a condo owner sued their condo corporation for denying their request to keep an emotional support dog. The condo corporation argued that the owner had not provided sufficient evidence of a disability requiring the dog, and that the dog posed a potential nuisance to other residents. The court ultimately ruled in favour of the condo corporation, stating that the owner had not met the requirements for accommodation under human rights law. The blog post provides insight into the legal issues surrounding emotional support animals in condominiums.