The Quebec government has announced that starting next year the housing tribunal will use a new calculation system to determine rent increases in the province. Housing advocate Arnold Bennett spoke to Andrew Carter about the change.

Image: THE CANADIAN PRESS/Graham Hughes

The Quebec government has announced that starting next year the housing tribunal will use a new calculation system to determine rent increases in the province. Housing advocate Arnold Bennett spoke to Andrew Carter about the change.
Image: THE CANADIAN PRESS/Graham Hughes

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The Quebec government has announced that starting next year…the housing tribunal will use a new calculation system to determine the rent increases in the province. The new calculation will be based on an average of the general Consumer Price Index (CPI) for the previous three years. Housing advocate Arnold Bennett spoke to Andrew Carter.

Quebec will be changing how rent increases are calculated. Here's what it means for tenants

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Kyle T. Ganson on looksmaxxing, Trudie Mason with Trudie's Takeaways, Theresa-Anne Kramer President MADD Montreal, John Moore with Entertainment, Political Analyst Tom Mulcair, Emergency Room Physician Dr. Mitch Shulman, Monique St. Germain General Counsel Canadian Centre for Child Protection, Science communicator and bat expert&nbsp;Dan Riskin

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A new federal bill could change how Canadian police investigate crimes against children online. The proposed Lawful Access Act, also known as Bill C-22, aims to make it easier for investigators to obtain key digital evidence from internet and telecom companies as cases of online exploitation continue to rise. Monique St. Germain from the Canadian Centre for Child Protection, spoke to Andrew Carter.

A new federal bill could change how Canadian police investigate crimes against children online. The proposed Lawful Access Act, also known as Bill C-22, aims to make it easier for investigators to obtain key digital evidence from internet and telecom companies as cases of online exploitation continue to rise. Monique St. Germain from the Canadian Centre for Child Protection, spoke to Andrew Carter.

Quebec will be changing how rent increases are calculated. Here's what it means for tenants

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