HCRA administrative monetary penalties (AMPs) proclaimed February 1, 2023 — $5K-$50K base range per contravention
Created 2026-05-24
Claim: NHCLA sections 75-79 (administrative monetary penalties) were proclaimed in force February 1, 2023. Base penalty ranges: $5,000-$50,000 per contravention, with up to $25,000 for breach of a licence condition.
Source: https://www.ontariocanada.com/registry/view.do?postingId=43027&language=en
Confidence: Verified.
Why AMPs matter: They are HCRA's administrative penalty track — faster than the Discipline Committee (which requires a full hearing) and applicable to a much broader set of licensee misconduct. The two biggest single AMP outcomes to date:
- Adi Development Group: $60,000 to HCRA (November 2022 LAT settlement) — see Adi Development / Nautique (Burlington) — first major HCRA Notice of Proposal; November 2022 LAT settlement: $60K AMP + $2,585,674.58 to 141 purchasers.
- GC King Bond GP Inc.: $16 million for 76 Code of Ethics breaches — see GC King Bond GP Inc. — $16M in AMPs for 76 Code of Ethics breaches (July 2024); $1.1M reimbursed; receivership June 2025. This is the largest AMP outcome in HCRA history.
Unlicensed-building AMPs are common: see Jacob Hiebert (Tillsonburg) $165K+ AMP and Destination Estates Ltd. (Guelph) $5,978 AMP — unlicensed-builder enforcement pattern.
Referenced by (3)
- reference Research brief: Ontario Home Construction Regulatory Authority (HCRA) — definitive reference (May 2026) relates-to
- reference GC King Bond GP Inc. — $16M in AMPs for 76 Code of Ethics breaches (July 2024); $1.1M reimbursed; receivership June 2025 depends-on
- reference Jacob Hiebert (Tillsonburg) $165K+ AMP and Destination Estates Ltd. (Guelph) $5,978 AMP — unlicensed-builder enforcement pattern depends-on