in contravention of a zoning regulation, advise the owner or lessee that, unless, prior to such date as the Minister shall specify in the notice, being not earlier than thirty days after the date the notice is served or last published pursuant to subsection (2), the contravening use is permanently discontinued or the building, structure or object is removed or altered to the extent described by the Minister in the notice, as the case may require, the Minister intends to enter on the lands and take such steps as may be reasonably necessary to prevent the continuation of the contravening use or to remove or alter the building, structure or ...[+++] object.

This term describes the common situation in which owners and tenants are each reluctant to pay for improving the energy performance of a rented property because the benefits are shared between them.

In my opinion, those who argue that missile defence can only be seen in terms of preconceived notions of Canada's so-called landlord-tenant relationship with the great republic, are ignoring the larger process of the continuing definition of our national interests at their peril.

As the renter normally pays the energy bill, the incentive for the owner to invest in energy efficiency is weak.