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For now, I’m back. Is it due to popular or unpopular demand? Remains to be seen. Here goes: 1 - LACROSSE - I’ll be honest, I have not been as plugged in to all of the sports news as I used to be. Life just seems to have gone on for me without a whole

There was lots of Canadian telecom news this week, from tons of price and plan changes to new partnerships with grocery chains. Read it all.

A combination of low vacancy rates, steep rent increases and slow construction is creating the perfect storm for Quebec's housing crisis, according to a new report by the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation.

The Tribunal administratif du logement (TAL), which is Quebec's rental board, has released its calculations for rent increases in 2024.

Here are your options if you're a Quebecer who received an eviction or repossession notice in December.

While Quebec and Newfoundland and Labrador launched formal negotiations on Churchill Falls about 10 months ago, there still hasn’t been any consultation with the Innu Nation.

Quebec’s proposed Bill 31 would give landlords the power to block lease transfers. Meanwhile, average rents for new leases in Montreal are now almost $2,000. Now a tenants’ union is organizing a rent strike as an “emergency response.”

Across Quebec, renters are finding it harder and harder to find an affordable apartment. Here are some resources to help tenants caught in a housing crunch.

Tenant rights groups and landlord associations are criticizing the Coalition Avenir Québec government's newly tabled housing legislation which proposes several changes to leases, including modifying eviction procedure and lease assignments.

Regulatory issues, inflation and takeaway capacity could hold up projects, while Bay du Nord could breathe new life into Canada’s struggling offshore sector.