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'We know nothing': Innu Nation in the dark on Churchill Falls talks - Vimarsana News

'We know nothing': Innu Nation in the dark on Churchill Falls talks

While Quebec and Newfoundland and Labrador launched formal negotiations on Churchill Falls about 10 months ago, there still hasn’t been any consultation with the Innu Nation.

Source: cbc.ca
200 Montreal tenants have pledged to go on a rent strike this fall. Why more may join them - Vimarsana News

200 Montreal tenants have pledged to go on a rent strike this fall. Why more may join them

Quebec’s proposed Bill 31 would give landlords the power to block lease transfers. Meanwhile, average rents for new leases in Montreal are now almost $2,000. Now a tenants’ union is organizing a rent strike as an “emergency response.”

Source: cbc.ca
Where to get help if you have moving day woes - Vimarsana News

Where to get help if you have moving day woes

Across Quebec, renters are finding it harder and harder to find an affordable apartment. Here are some resources to help tenants caught in a housing crunch.

Source: cbc.ca
Landlords could cancel rental lease transfers under new Quebec bill - Vimarsana News

Landlords could cancel rental lease transfers under new Quebec bill

Tenant rights groups and landlord associations are criticizing the Coalition Avenir Québec government's newly tabled housing legislation which proposes several changes to leases, including modifying eviction procedure and lease assignments.

Source: cbc.ca
Oil and Gas Have Room to Grow in Canada, But Potential Pitfalls Ahead - Vimarsana News

Oil and Gas Have Room to Grow in Canada, But Potential Pitfalls Ahead

Regulatory issues, inflation and takeaway capacity could hold up projects, while Bay du Nord could breathe new life into Canada’s struggling offshore sector.