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'I'm out $30,000': Petition launched by B.C. landlords says laws favour tenants - Vimarsana News

'I'm out $30,000': Petition launched by B.C. landlords says laws favour tenants

The petition, started by a group of B.C. landlords, claims provincial laws are unfairly slanted toward tenants and result in problematic tenants abusing the system.

Renter sues after her roommate asks his girlfriend to move in - Vimarsana News

Renter sues after her roommate asks his girlfriend to move in

A renter was forced to take her roommate to court after he had asked his girlfriend to move in and the renter to move out.

Vancouver rent: What tenants need to know about their rights - Vimarsana News

Vancouver rent: What tenants need to know about their rights

A BC tenant can contact the Residential Tenancy Branch in 2023 if they were evicted, have a pest problem, or need repairs and the landlord is at fault.

Vancouver rent: What tenants need to know about their rights - Vimarsana News

Vancouver rent: What tenants need to know about their rights

A BC tenant can contact the Residential Tenancy Branch in 2023 if they were evicted, have a pest problem, or need repairs and the landlord is at fault.

DAR-Bicol settles 728 land disputes from January-June - Vimarsana News

DAR-Bicol settles 728 land disputes from January-June

LEGAZPI CITY - At least 728 land disputes were settled in Bicol during the first half of the year, the Department of Agrarian Reform in the region (DAR-5) reported on Monday. In an interview, Gerard Buensalida, DAR-5 spokesperson, said the land disputes were resolved through mediation, free legal consultations, and counseling. "For 2022, we are forecasting at least 1,040 cases. We are calling it forecast since we don't control the number of cases that may be filed from the six provinces in the region. Our legal division already accomplished 70 percent of the forecast," Buensalida...