7 articles on realmilitaryflix tagged "renting."
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Average asking rents in Canada have dropped for 24 months in a row, and landlords are offering free months and perks again. Here is how to use a softer market, whether you are signing a new lease or staying put.
Canada's open banking law passed in March 2026 and its draft rules closed for comment in August. It could finally let years of on-time rent count toward a renter's credit. Here is what is real, what is still proposed, and what to do now.
There is no general federal deduction for rent, but Ontario, BC and Quebec all pay renters through the tax system, and self-employed renters can deduct part of their rent. Here is who qualifies and how to claim.
Since September 21, 2026, Ontario landlords can serve a 7-day notice for unpaid rent, skip own-use compensation with 120 days' notice, and more. Here are the seven changes that matter most to tenants.
British Columbia landlords can raise rent by no more than 2.2% in 2027, the seventh year in a row the cap has stayed at or below inflation. Here is how to check your notice and what help BC renters can claim.
Canadians without a mortgage are missing payments at roughly three times the rate of mortgage holders. Here is what the latest Equifax and Bank of Canada numbers say, and how a renter can stay on the right side of them.
Most Ontario landlords can raise rent by no more than 1.9% in 2027. Here is who the cap covers, who it skips, and how to check a notice before you pay a dollar more.
