我把一个租客赶走了，因为她怀孕了，我这样做过分吗？

Okay, so I know the title sounds bad, but hear me out before you judge. I'll accept whatever you think of me. I'm a 30-year-old guy, and I bought a condo in Toronto five years ago when I was in my second year of medical residency. To help with the mortgage, I rented out a room to my roommate, a 29-year-old woman. I have my own room, she has hers, and then there's a third room for my study/office. She's been a great roommate – we're not exactly friends, but we get along really well. Everything was going great until recently. A few weeks ago, she told me she's pregnant. It was a fling, and the guy wants nothing to do with the baby. She's decided to keep the baby and raise it on her own, which I think is incredibly brave. Here's the problem: I don't hate kids, but I really don't want to live with a baby. The condo is a decent size, but I know I'll be woken up by the baby crying at night. My condo is my escape after a long day at work, and the idea of coming home to a baby just seems chaotic, especially since it's not my own child. It was hard, but I told her all of this and said it would be best if she found a new place. I'm giving her six months' notice because anything later would be too close to the birth. She was shocked and thought I was being cruel. Her main worry is that rent has gone way up since she moved in with me (I've kept her rent the same since 2015). She's a waitress, so she'll probably have to find a smaller, cheaper place. Also, she was out of work when the restaurants closed, but I didn't charge her rent then. Plus, all the furniture is mine except for what's in her bedroom, so she'd have to figure that out too, on top of all the baby expenses. I get where she's coming from, and I feel terrible, but I just can't do it. So, am I the bad guy here? **Update:** Thanks for all the comments. I've had some great suggestions and taken them to heart. I've been so busy with work, I haven't had time to think. First, I'm going to ask a friend in real estate to help her find affordable places. Second, since I don't plan to get another roommate after her, and I can afford it anyway, I'm going to waive her rent for the rest of her tenancy. Hopefully, that will give her a little boost to get on her feet. **Update 2:** I'm just now checking this again. Wow, I didn't expect this many replies! Thanks, everyone. I'm heading into surgery, but I'll try to respond to as many people as I can later. **Update 3:** I'm overwhelmed by all the attention. Thanks to everyone who commented, no matter what you thought. I was going to reply to everyone, but there are over 2000 comments, so I'll just address some common questions here. I also have an update, and I wish everyone who commented could see it. First, to those asking about the legality, I checked with a lawyer to be 100% sure, and it's perfectly legal. Since I live in the unit, the eviction laws are more lenient. Second, to those who said I should let her stay, consider what the alternative would be. If it doesn't happen now, when? Her baby will become a toddler, then a school-age child. Would it really be better to do this later? Or are you suggesting I let her raise the child here until they're 18? Finally, the update: When I got home from work today, I told her I wanted to talk. Before I could even start, she apologized for how she spoke to me and for expecting me to be okay with her raising her child here. I told her she didn't need to apologize because her reaction was understandable, considering the uncertainty of her future. Then, I told her what I told you all: that I'd waive her rent for the rest of her stay to help her get on her feet. She resisted at first, but after I told her to think of her child, she gratefully accepted. I also told her about my friend who could help her find affordable listings. I thought I might be overstepping, but she was extremely thankful and said she'd take me up on it. Lastly, I want to thank u/tuttipeachyfrutti for the best piece of advice I've gotten (I'm sure there are others I should thank, but I can't read everything). They suggested I help her get a more stable job at my hospital. Nothing fancy, since she doesn't have a degree, but it would be much more secure than waitressing (and there's room to move up). Plus, there would be benefits and maternity leave that restaurants probably don't offer. This was probably the riskiest thing I could do, but when I mentioned it to her, she was ecstatic (tears were shed!). I know I acted in my own self-interest here, so it's the least I can do to make sure this soon-to-be mother and her child have some security in their lives. Thanks again to everyone. **P.S.** Does anyone know if I can change the title to include "updated"? I really want everyone who commented to know they made a huge impact on a new mother's life. I can't thank you enough. I'm so glad I made this post.