by Kevin Russell | Apr 17, 2026 | News
Cape Breton landlord highlights challenges following severe unit damage “To be quite frank, it’s very rare that you would recoup your losses from those situations because the fact is that most people that are causing the problem can’t afford to pay it back,” –...
by Kevin Russell | Apr 17, 2026 | News
Halifax drops requirement for affordable units in new developments Halifax has abandoned a proposed policy that would have required affordable housing units in new developments, citing feasibility and implementation challenges. The decision reflects ongoing tension...
by Kevin Russell | Apr 17, 2026 | News
Rising fraud levels reflect growing financial stress among consumers Equifax reports an increase in first-party fraud, where individuals misrepresent information to access credit, amid rising economic pressures. The trend suggests growing financial strain as...
by Kevin Russell | Apr 10, 2026 | News
Spring Legislative Session Adjourned The Nova Scotia Spring legislative session concluded Thursday with no amendments to the Residential Tenancies Act regulations or program policies impacting rental housing. During the session, the NDP raised concerns regarding the...
by Kevin Russell | Apr 10, 2026 | News
Rent control policies linked to job losses and reduced housing investment A Manitoba perspective suggests rent control policies may be contributing to reduced housing investment and job losses in the rental sector. Industry voices argue that tighter rent regulations...
by Kevin Russell | Apr 10, 2026 | News
Nova Scotia construction permits highlight shifting housing development trends Recent data on construction permits in Nova Scotia points to evolving development patterns, with varying levels of activity across regions and project types. The figures suggest continued...
