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Just Ask Angie: Reviewing renter, landlord rights and responsiblities

The Resource Centre gets a lot of questions about tenancy issues, so here are some resources to look to look for info

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Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment Vancouver tops $3,000 a month

Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment Vancouver tops $3,000 a month
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B C s tenancy laws make valid evictions too difficult, landlords say

British Columbia has the highest rate of no-fault evictions in Canada, but some landlords say the province's tenancy rules make it too hard for landlords to raise rent and evict tenants for valid reasons.

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Exclusive: B C is Canada s eviction capital, new research shows

Roughly one-in-10 households that rent in B.C. say they were forced to move over a recent five-year period, new research shows.

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I have nowhere to go : B C is Canada s eviction capital, new research shows

Roughly one-in-10 households that rent in B.C. say they were forced to move over a recent five-year period, new research shows.

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