As part of the iHunter Ontario Public lands subscription you’ll gain access to the Titled Land layer. This layer gives you the ability to view private/titled land on the map, with property boundaries shown with a grey line. One of the benefits of using the Titled Land layer the ability to look up any property’s PIN (Parcel Identification Number). If you tap inside a boundary you’ll notice the pop-up window which includes the PIN for that specific piece of private/titled land.

Now that you have a PIN, you find yourself wanting more information about the property. The first thing you’ll want to do is navigate to the OnLand Website here: https://www.onland.ca/ui/ . The next step is going to be to input your LRO (Land Registry Office) Location. You can simply type in the city or town where the land you’re looking for is. You should see an option for the town or city with an LRO number next to it, choose the LRO and you should see some land registry services populate below.

Here you can find services for property information, legal documents and resources related to land ownership and geographic information, historical records for registered property information and even request document submission, corrections and overrides. To find property information click the search button on the Property option on the left hand side.

This is where you can find property information by using the PIN (Parcel Identification Number), Address, Registration Number, or even by searching for the property via the Map option. Since we already have the PIN by using the Public Lands subscription in iHunter, we can simply input the PIN and get more information on the property.

At this point, the parcel description itself may contain enough information for you. It should contain the lot and concession numbers, and could also indicate whether the lot is a road allowance (RDAL abbreviation), etc. If not, you can use the Buy Parcel Register to find out the detailed information such as owner name and registered mailing address.

We hope this article was useful and helped you find the property information you’re looking for, if you have any questions or concerns please feel free to reach out to us at info@ihunterapp.com