Your apartment flooded. Here’s what your landlord has to do — and what you can do if they don’t

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If your apartment flooded this week, you’re not alone.

Hundreds of residences across the city had water damage after Tuesday’s massive rainstorm dumped nearly 100 mm across Toronto. The city received more than 700 calls about basement flooding and some emergency flooding services had their busiest days in recent memory.

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