Wilson moved into a two-floor coach house in the backyard of a property his son owns but doesn't live at himself. The coach house, left, sits at the rear of Rod Wilson's house on his property. While coach houses are included in its list, it's unclear how long the consultation process will take and whether there will be enough support to move ahead to formally allow residential coach houses in Toronto. WATCH | City orders father out of backyard coach house on property owned by his son:Bill Wilson moved into a coach house on a property owned by his son in the fall of 2018. Rod Wilson said a complaint from a neighbour about his father living in the coach house prompted a visit from a city inspector.

Source: CBC News August 31, 2020 08:00 UTC