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  • 2027 rent increase

    B.C. sets 2027 rent increase limit at 2.2%

    B.C. has set the 2027 rent increase limit at 2.2 per cent, keeping the cap tied to inflation and giving landlords early clarity ahead of the Jan. 1 implementation.
  • Ontario puts price on broker transgressions

    Ontario puts a price on broker transgressions

    Regulatory overseers in Ontario will soon wield a new slate of fines for real estate brokerages, brokers and sales representatives who run afoul of the rules.
  • 199 new rental homes coming to Edmonton

    Edmonton’s rental supply is set to grow with the launch of Gilbertson Block, a six‑storey, 199‑unit project now under construction at 210 Lakewood Road East NW
  • Lobbying precedes U.S. cement tariff

    Lobbying precedes U.S. cement tariff

    The new 50 per cent tariff on Canadian cement imports is expected to exert further upward pressure on construction costs in the United States.
  • GO Residential REIT

    GO REIT announces major expansion into U.S markets

    GO Residential REIT has announced a landmark deal that will reshape its scale, strategy, and competitive position in New York City and Sunbelt Region.
  • Pest control giant gets regulatory swat

    Pest control giant receives regulatory swat

    Illegal non-compete agreements have been nullified for more than 18,000 pest control technicians, customer service representatives and other employees and former employees of Rollins Inc.

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    Hazards switching out in the energy transition

    The energy transition comes with a risk management learning curve as one potentially hazardous mainstay gives way to another.
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    When procedural changes backfire

    A tenant uprising at a high‑rise in Etobicoke is fast becoming a cautionary tale for Ontario landlords, after residents pushed back against sudden procedural changes that disrupted how they pay rent.

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