Interessante que alguns de voces tenham dificuldades em achar lugares que aceitem animais…nao sei sobre o Quebec, mas ja morei em Ontario e pelo menos lá há uma lei que proibe a discriminaçao contra animais. Nao sei se essa lei é federal, mas em Ontario o proprietário nao tem o direito de NAO permitir animais.
Editado: Parece que em Quebec é diferente, sim. Achei isso:
http://www.cmhc-schl.gc.ca/en/co/reho/yogureho/fash/fash_011.cfm
May a landlord refuse to rent to a tenant who has pets or smokes?
A landlord may refuse to rent to a tenant who has pets. The landlord cannot refuse to rent because a person smokes, but may prohibit smoking in the building. However, if smoking and pets are allowed in the lease, or the lease does not address these issues, then they are permitted in the rental unit. The tenant should also consult the by-laws of the building they are renting as they may prohibit smoking or pets. The by-laws are considered to form part of the lease and the landlord is bound to give the tenant, before entering into a lease, a copy of the by-laws.
If a no pets and no smoking clause is written into a lease or a by-law and the landlord discovers that the tenant has a pet or smokes in the rental unit, is this grounds for the landlord to evict the tenant?
Yes, but only if the landlord can prove that this action by the tenant has resulted in a serious injury.
The landlord may also apply to have the tenant cease the offensive activity; i.e. for a court order to instruct the tenant to stop smoking in the rental unit or to get rid of the pet.