Big Rig 68: I live in a very ordinary 1960/70s-era apartment complex in Toronto in which rents for incoming tenants, for whom there are is no price protection, have risen by about 30 to 40 percent over the past 5 or 6 years. Living on my fixed income, I couldn't afford to rent my own apartment today as a new tenant. And landlords, including mine, are using an insidious loophole in Ontario's rental laws called "above guideline increases" to drive up the rents of existing tenants to match those paid by new tenants. Tenants who've live here for decades, including many seniors, are being driven out. And the level of resentment is increasing exponentially.