A newly married couple, Albert and Sophia, rented an apartment in downtown Toronto. The landlord had advertised

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A newly married couple, Albert and Sophia, rented an apartment in downtown Toronto. The landlord had advertised the apartment in the newspaper as having air conditioning with an indoor swimming pool and sauna facility. These items were not, however, mentioned in the lease that they signed. When the couple moved in, the landlord failed to supply air conditioning for one month during the summer, and the swimming pool and sauna were not usable for nearly five months. The couple complained to the landlord but were not satisfied with his response. They took their complaint to the rental housing tribunal to resolve the dispute. Should the tribunal grant the couple any sort of compensation in this matter? If so, what compensation should be given? Justify