The Ontario Land Tribunal is an independent adjudicative body in Ontario, Canada that resolves disputes related to land use and planning. It handles cases involving zoning by-laws, official plans, and other land-related matters, ensuring that decisions align with provincial policies and local regulations. Established to provide a fair and efficient process, the tribunal allows individuals, municipalities, and developers to appeal decisions made by local authorities. Its goal is to promote sustainable development while balancing the interests of communities and property owners. The tribunal's decisions can significantly impact land use and development across the province.