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Canada boosts EV infrastructure funding

The federal government announced a $10.9-million investment to complete 22 electric vehicle infrastructure and education projects.
Multifamily rent growth rests on renewals

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Multifamily rent growth rests on renewals

On average, Canada’s private rental housing stock delivered roughly $1,093 of monthly operating income per unit across a universe of 533,000 units in 12 major markets during Q2 2026.
RentSafeTO eyed to aid criminal prosecutions

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RentSafeTO eyed to aid criminal prosecutions

Toronto’s Planning and Housing Committee calls for more criminal investigation and prosecution of rental housing landlords engaging in fraudulent evictions or chronic property neglect.
Vancouver developer named to Order of Canada

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Vancouver developer named to Order of Canada

Lorne Segal, president of Kingswood Properties, is on the roster of 61 exemplary contributors to Canadian society Governor General Louise Arbour announced ahead of Canada Day 2026.
Feds seek levers for missing middle financing

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Feds seek levers for missing middle financing

More flexible financing and openness to innovation are on the Canadian government’s housing agenda, unveiled in the newly released 2026 spring economic update.
Manitoba seeks landlord contact information

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Manitoba seeks landlord contact information

Proposed amendments to Manitoba’s Residential Tenancies Act would create a registry of contact information for tenants’ use to be coordinated through the provincial Residential Tenancies Branch.
NB Residential Tenancies Act under discussion

Canadian Apartment Magazine

NB Residential Tenancies Act under discussion

The New Brunswick government is gathering opinions about the provincial Residential Tenancies Act as it prepares to update the legislation.
Ontario tweaks rules enabling evictions

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Ontario tweaks rules enabling evictions

The Ontario government is seeking input on a package of tweaks to the Residential Tenancies Act to establish various timelines and conditions for allowing or disallowing evictions.
Air conditioner giveaway prizes cool relief

Canadian Apartment Magazine

Air conditioner giveaway prizes cool relief

The City of Toronto is expanding its air conditioner giveaway, following last year’s pilot program to provide cool relief to low-income residents of multifamily buildings.

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When Tech Isn’t Enough: The Human Element of the Full Unit Turn

An efficient unit turn is highly time-sensitive, requiring a “domino effect” of tasks to form a chain reaction. To make a unit move-in ready goes
BGO to bolster U.S. multifamily holdings

Canadian Apartment Magazine

BGO to bolster U.S. multifamily holdings

BentallGreenOak will pump up its multifamily holdings in the United States through a deal for its parent company, Sun Life Financial, to acquire Bell Partners and a portfolio of roughly 70,000 apartments.
Ontario Teachers' forges German partnership

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Ontario Teachers’ forges German partnership

Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan has acquired four fully leased multifamily properties in Germany through a newly launched joint venture with Munich-headquartered DW Effectum Residential.
Committees of adjustment thrust into new status

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Committees of adjustment thrust into new status

Municipal committees of adjustment are coming under closer scrutiny with the advent of as-of-right permissiveness for designated categories of housing in Toronto and throughout Ontario.
Rent supplements expand affordable supply

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Rent supplements expand affordable supply

An increased allotment of rent supplements will expand Ontario’s universe of subsidized housing options over the next two years, while, simultaneously, more households are projected to fall into need.
Tenant status could figure in drug crackdown

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Tenant status could figure in drug crackdown

Market-rate and subsidized tenants could pose differing liability threats for Ontario’s rental housing landlords under a looming crackdown on knowingly permitting illegal drug-related activity in their buildings.
Toronto Council to ponder heightened safeguards

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Toronto Council to ponder heightened safeguards

Toronto Council will consider a call to make automated external defibrillators (AEDs) more widely available in private high-rise residential buildings during its upcoming December meeting.
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Dire state of GTA, GGH new home market may intensify

The struggling new home market across the GTA and GGH is poised to worsen before conditions improve, according to a new comprehensive report commissioned by RESCON.