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Northern Ontario cities and towns hope new rules prevent long-term damage from short-term rentals - Vimarsana News

Northern Ontario cities and towns hope new rules prevent long-term damage from short-term rentals

This will be the first summer travel season since many northern Ontario cities and towns brought in new rules for Airbnb and other short term rentals. And some are still hoping to get their regulations in place before vacation seekers come north.

Source: cbc.ca
Couple spend £200k to transform derelict Welsh boarding school into two stunning homes worth £1.1m - Vimarsana News

Couple spend £200k to transform derelict Welsh boarding school into two stunning homes worth £1.1m

EXCLUSIVE: Dina and Terry Rees bought two derelict wings of Arnold House for £120,000 after being enchanted by views over the North Wales coastline from Llanddulas.

Simmering Lake Huron shore war thrusts beach rights under spotlight - Vimarsana News

Simmering Lake Huron shore war thrusts beach rights under spotlight

IPPERWASH BEACH – Police called in. Venting on social media. And worries things could get rougher yet.

Simmering Lake Huron shore war thrusts beach rights under spotlight - Vimarsana News

Simmering Lake Huron shore war thrusts beach rights under spotlight

IPPERWASH BEACH – Police called in. Venting on social media. And worries things could get rougher yet.

Tensions rising along with water levels on many northern Ontario lakes - Vimarsana News

Tensions rising along with water levels on many northern Ontario lakes

With the May long weekend on the horizon, many in northern Ontario are getting ready for a summer beside a lake or river. But for some, it means a season full of arguments about the water level and what can be done about it. 

Source: cbc.ca