Why Quebec's law designed to crack down on illegal Airbnbs isn't working

Just before the pandemic the Quebec government strengthened its law designed to crack down on unlicensed Airbnbs.  It didn’t work.  Experts say there’s a pretty simple solution, but the province isn’t interested.

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