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Renters say fixed-term leases erode stock of affordable apartments amid housing crisis - Vimarsana News

Renters say fixed-term leases erode stock of affordable apartments amid housing crisis

All the tenants in a nine-unit building in Dartmouth recently moved out as their fixed-term leases ended. One is now paying more than double for a new apartment and worries that low-income renters will have nowhere to turn as affordable units disappear.

Source: cbc.ca
Entire apartment building evicted as fixed-term leases erode stock of affordable units - Vimarsana News

Entire apartment building evicted as fixed-term leases erode stock of affordable units

All the tenants in a nine-unit building in Dartmouth recently moved out as their fixed-term leases ended. One is now paying more than double for a new apartment and worries that low-income renters will have nowhere to turn as affordable units disappear.

Source: cbc.ca
Mobile home park residents want N.S. advisory committee revived - Vimarsana News

Mobile home park residents want N.S. advisory committee revived

A landlord and a former tenant of a mobile home park are calling on the provincial government to revive an advisory committee that can address issues within these communities across Nova Scotia.

Source: cbc.ca
What's in a name? Why Nova Scotia has many duplicate place names - Vimarsana News

What's in a name? Why Nova Scotia has many duplicate place names

Cole Harbour, N.S., might be the home of Sidney Crosby. Or it might be in Guysborough County. Among Nova Scotia's roughly 2,000 communities, there are 78 names that are duplicated, accounting for 178 communities.

Source: cbc.ca
Changes to N.S. home energy assistance fund will hurt low-income residents, says Liberal leader - Vimarsana News

Changes to N.S. home energy assistance fund will hurt low-income residents, says Liberal leader

Liberal leader Zach Churchill says new rules for the province's heating assistance program will leave some Nova Scotians in the cold.

Source: cbc.ca