The PYB Blog
Can I sell a portion of my land?
Just as municipal zoning by-laws and land-use plans regulate what can be built and where, municipalities also regulate how and when portions of your land can be sold....
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Will the government protect my property boundaries?
A: Local governments do provide services to aid in boundary protection, including zoning by-laws and fence viewers....
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Can I build on my land?
Canada’s municipalities have strict limitations on what you can build on your property....
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What can I do about my neighbor's garden on my property?
In today’s crowded urban landscape, people will often landscape with little regard for the location of their property boundaries....
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Neighbour wants to renovate, house is over property line (Grandfathered)
I'm assuming you're in Toronto or the Greater Toronto area, however if not the suggestions below should still help....
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Builder accessed my property to get to property beside me.
The Alberta Land Surveyors Association is your best bet for an answer on this....
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Fence post centre of property one
Great question and one that gets neighbours into hot water quite often....
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Where is my property Boundary?
A: A boundary is an invisible line that marks the end of one property and the beginning of the next....
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Bell / Videotron underground cable
We've written a fairly extensive blog on the subjects of easements that you may be interested in here: https://www....
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Possible dispute ahead
You are certainly correct in making the survey your first priority....
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Protect Your Boundaries Inc. is a licensed member of the Association of Ontario Land Surveyors, and is entitled to provide cadastral surveying services to the public of the Province of Ontario in accordance with the provisions of the Surveyors Act R.S.O. 1990, Chapter S29.