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Canada’s Fake GDP Growth: Fictitious Rents Add More Than Oil

Canada’s transition from a petro-currency to a mortgage-backed dollar no longer feels like a joke. While Statistics Canada (StatCan) data shows strong recent GDP growth, few realize where that expansion comes from. Oil a...

via Better Dwelling

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High Park Home Doubles As Turnkey Income Property

For buyers searching for a home that can evolve alongside their needs, flexibility is becoming just as important as finishes — and 9 Fairview Avenue delivers in spades. Set on a leafy residential street in High Park, thi...

via STOREYS

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Rude awakening for B.C. tenant who was evicted at 2:13 a.m.

It was a very rude awakening for a B.C. tenant who found themselves temporarily without a home when a landlord decided to evict them at 2:13 a.m suddenly. Details of the roommate agreement were shared publicly in a decis...

via Daily Hive Urbanized

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Mississauga Approves Renovictions By-Law

On April 1, 2026, Mississauga joined Toronto, Hamilton, Ottawa, and Kitchener in adopting a municipal renoviction by-law. Mississauga’s Rental Repairs and Renovations Licensing By-law will come into effect on September 1...

via TRREB

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Vancouver renters kick rest of Canada's ass in dubious rental stat

Vancouver renters have the rest of Canada beat, by far, but that’s not a glowing endorsement; it’s a dubious honour that renters in the city wear. Rentals.ca recently shared a blog post about budgets for Canadian renters...

via Daily Hive Urbanized

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