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Tag Archives: Regulations
Trapped in Your Own City: The Chilling Implications of Canada’s QR Code Exit Rule
“The conspiracy” is real! A city in Canada now requires residents to show a QR code just to exit the city – not to enter. You’ll need a driver’s license with a local address to leave. This is the first … Continue reading
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Tagged 15minute, Canada, Canadian, cities, citizen, city, code, codes, controversy, digital, exit, freedom, mandate, mobility, movement, municipal, of, Orwellian, policies, privacy, public, QR, Regulations, requirement, restrictions, safety, surveillance
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Say Goodbye to Multiple Vacation Rentals in British Columbia
The British Columbia government is introducing legislation aimed at sending thousands of short-term vacation rentals back into the long-term rental market. The legislation limits short-term rentals to within a host’s home, or a basement suite or laneway home on the … Continue reading
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Tagged #1 source for real estate news, affordable housing, Airbnb, British Columbia, Compliance, Enforcement, housing, Housing Crisis, Long-Term Rentals, Multiple Rentals, Penalties, Provincial Legislation, Real Estate Investing, Regulations, Secondary Suites, short term rentals, Short-Term Rentals, Vacation Rentals, Vancouver
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