Housing crisis in Quebec
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Housing crisis in Montréal
In Montreal, the housing crisis is deepening. Rents are soaring, families are leaving the island, and major developers are tightening their grip on the market. As the government piles on reforms that weaken tenant protections, housing advocates keep organizing, refusing to yield to the speculators and powerful conglomerates reshaping the city.
Crise du logement au Québec
Provincial rent increase reform appeases big landlords
Mass evictions at Manoir Louisiane
Landlord turns to harassment and service cuts to evict elderly tenants
Real estate development in Montreal
Profits before needs in the future Molson district in Montreal?
Dismantling of an encampment
“Montreal attacks the homeless instead of homelessness”
Moratorium on evictions
A first victory for Quebec tenants against the CAQ
Interview with François Saillant
Build, but at what cost to tenants?
“By-law for a Diverse Metropolis”
Developers paying pennies to bypass affordable housing requirements in Montreal
Public offices in private hands
Conflict of interest for Quebec’s tenant-landlord tribunal?
Adoption of Bill 31 in Quebec
Housing bill continues to be denounced by unions and housing groups
Housing crisis in Québec
What effects will the adoption of Québec’s Bill 31 have?
Housing crisis in Québec