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Facing eviction: tenants prepared to fight for right to stay in homes

Tenants reject $5,000 cash-for-keys offers amid asbestos and lead paint concerns and accuse landlord of using eviction notices to force rent hikes, with 31 of 40 units refusing to vacate.

Summary by Chatham This Week
A letter slipped under the door of all 40 units in a Chatham apartment building, announcing the upcoming termination of their tenancy, has alarmed tenants and steeled many to fight for their rights.

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Facing eviction: tenants prepared to fight for right to stay in homes

A letter slipped under the door of all 40 units in a Chatham apartment building, announcing the upcoming termination of their tenancy, has alarmed tenants and steeled many to fight for their rights.

·Chatham-Kent, Canada
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Chatham This Week broke the news in on Friday, January 30, 2026.
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