Why N.B. landlords who want to renovict tenants now have to apply
Landlords will have to apply to the Residential Tenancies Tribunal to break a tenancy for the purpose of renovations, proving that the unit needs to be vacant.
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Landlords will have to apply to the Residential Tenancies Tribunal to break a tenancy for the purpose of renovations, proving that the unit needs to be vacant.
The Opposition Liberals say they're increasingly concerned about the lack of detailed plans for housing from the Higgs government.
Members of the provincial legislature had until the end of Monday to endorse any final objections to a proposed new provincial election map.
New Brunswick's housing minister says the province may introduce legislation next spring that would force landlords to apply for permission to increase rents above a certain threshold.
Literacy and numeracy skills are declining among some young New Brunswick students. The Department of Education has released results from provincial assessments that took place in public schools this past spring.