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What Renters Need to Know About New Brunswick’s New Liberal Government Housing Plans

by Rentals.ca | Oct 25, 2024 | News, Rental Laws

The recent election in New Brunswick has brought the Liberal Party into power, and they are looking to introduce new policies aimed at addressing the province’s housing challenges. Rentals.ca is here to break down the key aspects of the new government’s...
B.C. Ties Annual Rent Increase to Inflation at 3% for 2025

B.C. Ties Annual Rent Increase to Inflation at 3% for 2025

by Rentals.ca | Aug 28, 2024 | BC, Landlords, Rental Laws

In 2025, renters across British Columbia will see the maximum allowable rent increase set at 3%, a reduction from the 3.5% limit in 2024. This decision by the provincial government marks a return to the standard inflation-linked formula, following several years of...
Understanding Own-Use Evictions in Ontario: What Renters and Landlords Need to Know

Understanding Own-Use Evictions in Ontario: What Renters and Landlords Need to Know

by Nicole Durand | Aug 15, 2024 | Ontario, Rental Laws

In the ever-changing world of renting, it’s important to stay informed about your rights and options. One situation renters might encounter is an own-use eviction notice, which occurs when a landlord needs the rental unit for personal use. While this can seem...
Ontario Sets the Pace with Canada’s Lowest Rent Increase Cap

Ontario Sets the Pace with Canada’s Lowest Rent Increase Cap

by Rentals.ca | Jul 4, 2024 | Landlords, Ontario, Rental Laws, Renters

Ontario has recently announced that they will be capping rent increases at 2.5% for 2025, the lowest in Canada. This move is in response to the highest number of new housing and purpose-built rental projects begun in the last three years, marking a record in the past...
Eviction Essentials: Navigating Legal Procedures and Protecting Your Interests

Eviction Essentials: Navigating Legal Procedures and Protecting Your Interests

by Kundai Govereh | Mar 4, 2024 | Rental Laws, Renters

As a longtime observer of LTB hearings, a common misconception I have seen is believing the Adjudicators have the power to decide whatever they feel. While Adjudicators do have some discretionary powers, they are bound by statute and are given instructions to make...
Navigating Wear and Tear vs. Damage in Rental Units

Navigating Wear and Tear vs. Damage in Rental Units

by Ian Curran | Nov 28, 2023 | Landlords, Rental Laws, Renters

It is generally understood that wear and tear are inevitable in a rental unit. However, the challenge lies in distinguishing between normal wear and tear and damage. In this blog, we’ll delve into the difference between these two and explore some examples of...
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