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Quebec's 2026 rent increase guideline set at 3.1%

Quebec's housing tribunal has set a 3.1% baseline rent increase for 2026, but costs could push it higher. Tenants protest, calling rents already too high. Learn the new rules and negotiation rights.

SaskPower rate hikes worry businesses, farmers

Business owners and farmers voice strong concerns over SaskPower's proposed 3.9% rate increases for 2026 and 2027, fearing economic strain. The government defends the need for investment.

Barrie Among Canada's Most Expensive Rental Markets

New rental data reveals Barrie, Ontario, remains a top-tier expensive market for tenants, even as average prices show a decline. Discover the key figures and what this means for the local housing landscape.

B.C. rents drop 12.1%; debate over cause heats up

Vancouver rents see a sharp 7.5% annual decline. B.C.'s housing minister credits provincial policies, while experts point to federal immigration restrictions as a key driver. Read the full analysis.

Tecumseh proposes 2.85% tax hike for 2026

The Town of Tecumseh has unveiled a draft budget featuring a proposed 2.85% property tax increase for 2026. Learn the details and what this means for local services and residents.

Halifax water rate hike decision could come soon

Halifax residents face potential water rate increases as a decision on Halifax Water's proposal is imminent. Stay informed on the latest developments affecting your utility bills.

Deloitte Cuts Canada's 2026 GDP Forecast to 1.5%

Deloitte Canada revises its 2026 economic growth outlook downward, predicting a sluggish first half before a potential rebound. Read the full analysis and implications for interest rates.

Nova Scotia Power wants residential rate increase

Nova Scotia Power proposes a residential rate hike, drawing sharp criticism from Premier Tim Houston who says the utility is 'out of touch' with residents' struggles. Details on the request and political fallout.

2026's First Winter Storm Shuts Down St. John's

The first major winter storm of 2026 has brought St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, to a standstill with 20 cm of snow. Get the latest details on the shutdown and impacts.

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