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  • Human Rights in BC Rentals: Who a Landlord Cannot RefuseRights & Legal
    BCArticle

    Human Rights in BC Rentals: Who a Landlord Cannot Refuse

    Section 10 of BC's Human Rights Code bars a landlord from refusing a tenant, or setting worse terms, because of 14 personal characteristics, including family status and lawful source of income. Here are the grounds, the narrow exceptions, and how complaints work.

    7 min read
  • National Heat Pump Rebate: Can Landlords and Tenants Apply?News & Policy Updates
    CanadaNews

    National Heat Pump Rebate: Can Landlords and Tenants Apply?

    CANADA, Oct. 25, 2026: Ottawa's new National Heat Pump Rebate pays $2,000, or up to $10,000 below the median income, from early 2027. Here is what the federal text says, and does not say, about rentals.

    5 min read
  • What You Can and Can't Ask a Rental Applicant in OntarioScreening & Applications
    ONArticle

    What You Can and Can't Ask a Rental Applicant in Ontario

    Every rental application is a list of questions, and Ontario law has an opinion about all of them: five things are expressly authorized (income, consented credit checks, references, rental history, guarantees — weighed together, never income alone), the Human Rights Code's protected grounds are flatly off-limits, and a

    10 min read
  • The N6 Notice in Ontario: Ending a Tenancy for Illegal Acts or Misrepresented RGI IncomeRights & Legal
    ONArticle

    The N6 Notice in Ontario: Ending a Tenancy for Illegal Acts or Misrepresented RGI Income

    The N6 is Ontario's notice for two serious situations: illegal acts at the rental unit, and misrepresented income in rent-geared-to-income housing. It carries the shortest notice periods in the LTB stack — 10 or 20 days — and no remedy window, but the burden of proving what happened at the hearing is entirely the landl

    13 min read