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Ever been curious about how much your neighbours have to shell out in rent every month in Toronto? Well, a new Ontario rental registry lets you in...
Beginning on January 1, 2023, the Canadian government enforced a two-year ban prohibiting certain foreign home buyers from buying houses throughout Canada. This ban, named the Prohibition on the Purchase of Residential Property by Non-Canadians Act, does not apply to Canadian citizens, permanent residents living in Canada, refugees, or diplomats. However, it does apply to
What do we see when traveling by train from Kitchener to Toronto? This article explores the varied geographies, as seen through the window of a GO train.
NOW Magazine Federal rent subsidy needed to stop tenant evictions With the temporary moratorium on evictions ending and leaving tenants with arrears at risk, immediate federal assistance is necessary By Jeremy Withers, Alan Walks and Susannah Bunce Mar 7, 2021 Samuel Engelking Across Canada, tens of thousands of tenants have lost their jobs due to the pandemic and found themselves unable to pay their rent. As of October, more than 125,000 Canadian households have accrued rental arrears totalling $150 million. In Ontario, more than one in 10 renters are in arrears on their rent. Many...