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There are more rental units available this year in Windsor. But experts say that's not the whole story

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A new report from the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) shows there are more rental units available in Windsor this year over last year, with a vacancy rate of 3.7 per cent — higher than the national average. That can be...
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Protesters say no to Quebec’s proposed rent increase formula

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Housing rights groups say Quebec’s new proposed method for calculating annual rent hikes favours landlords and doesn’t address root causes of the housing crisis.
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Need 2 Know: North Korea Summit Breakdown, Cohen Under Oath

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These are the headlines you Need 2 Know for Thursday, Feb. 28, 2019.
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Toronto's out-of-control rent problem

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Most people expect their rent to go up each year, but two Toronto tenants saw their rent legally increased by 100 per cent
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The case for rent control

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Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives economist David MacDonald on why rent control still makes sense
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The case against rent control

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CIBC World Markets economist Benjamin Tal says rent control can have unintended consequences
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Ontario housing

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CIBC World Markets economist Benny Tal on Ontario's moves to cool the housing market
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OSC aims at Home Capital

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Marc Cohodes, who sounded alarm bells about Home Capital years ago, talks about allegations levelled by Ontario regulator
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Could big rent hikes be in store for tenants next year?

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A spokesperson for New Brunswick landlords says they’re bracing for a gap in protections limiting one-time increases to their property taxes — and they will have no choice but to pass on those extra costs to renters.
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Ottawa seniors looking for new homes after fees rise by nearly $1,000

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Several seniors say they have to move out of their Ottawa retirement homes after their monthly fees suddenly spiked by hundreds of dollars.
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Seniors forced to move after retirement home fees jump nearly $1,000/month

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Some Ottawa retirement home residents say they have to move after their monthly fees jumped by hundreds of dollars. Alavida Lifestyles says it's removing what it calls a marketing discount, promised to some tenants when they moved in.
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Average rent went up $103 every month since May

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According to a new report by rentals.ca, average rent across Canada has reached another record high of $2,117 per month. The report found that between May and August, rent has increased by an average of $103 per month.
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Critics say new rental regulations do little to help renters

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Ontario has proposed new rental regulations in an effort to protect renters from so-called ‘renovictions’. But critics say the changes will mostly help landlords and do little to help renters.
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Why Quebec’s rent control isn’t helping tenants

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Affordable housing advocates say enforceability, supply of rental units and investments by large firms are among the reasons why the province’s rent control hasn’t worked in renters’ favour.
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Rent increase is forcing some tenants out of their homes

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Residents in a Hazeldean townhouse complex are facing a rent increase of $500 a month after the property was bought by Southwoods Village Management. It's leaving some tenants to decide between staying and moving. CBC's Sarah Reid went...
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Rent control, fourplexes, all day kindergarten: NDP's Stiles defends her campaign promises

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Speaking on Metro Morning, NDP Leader Marit Stiles underscored her key platform issues, while slamming PC Leader Doug Ford for his Ontario Place plans and the "disarray" of the province’s health-care system.
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Rent control, fourplexes: NDP's Stiles defends her campaign promises

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Speaking on Metro Morning, NDP Leader Marit Stiles underscored her key platform issues, while slamming PC Leader Doug Ford for his Ontario Place plans and the "disarray" of the province’s health-care system.
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Crombie criticizes PC’s spending, pledges to tackle Ontario’s affordability crisis

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Speaking on Metro Morning, Liberal Leader Bonnie Crombie laid out what election issues are at the forefront of her mind ahead of the Feb. 27 vote, including providing family doctors to Ontarians without one and tackling the province’s...
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Rising rents pushing some Saskatoon tenants out

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According to the latest rental report from Rentals.ca, Saskatoon's year-over-year average rent increase for the month of August was greater than almost anywhere else in the country.
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Good Time to Be a Landlord: Rents Soar in Bay Area

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June 14 -- Svenja Gudell, Zillow chief economist, discusses the soaring rents in the Bay Area with Bloomberg's Joe Weisenthal and Scarlet Fu on "What'd You Miss?"
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Labour Conference - Jeremy Corbyn's speech

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VOICED: Shows exterior shots UK Labour Party Leader Jeremy Corbyn arriving at Labour Party Conference venue, shaking hands with people waiting outside, walking through security barriers and interior shots taking selfie with fan. Interior...
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London Mayor Says May Playing 'Risky Game of Poker' on Brexit

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Feb.06 -- London Mayor Sadiq Khan discusses the challenges for Prime Minister Theresa May as she attempts to renegotiate a Brexit deal with the European Union, business concerns about Brexit uncertainty, the need for more affordable...
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New Policy In Berlin Freezes Rent For The Next 5 Years

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The rule applies to apartments built before 2014.
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New Policy In Berlin Freezes Rent For The Next 5 Years

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The rule applies to apartments built before 2014.