A Hamilton landlord has been convicted of failing to equip a residential building with window closures that meet Ontario Fire Code requirements. The case was heard at Hamilton’s Provincial Offences Court and the landlord received a $3,000 fine. Building owners must take responsibility to ensure their buildings are in compliance with the fire code said Hamilton’s chief fire prevention officer.
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