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By: Andrew Cruickshank
On December 16, the Quebec government launched its Registered Tourist Accommodation Establishments Directory, the final tool in the province’s Bill 25 Quebec is forcing the owners of short-term rentals to be more transparent with a new public registry. Here's how it works.
By: Andrew Cruickshank
With the holidays officially wrapped, it’s time to start boxing up your decorations. But before tossing out any natural decor, experts are asking revelers Experts are asking people to check their holiday decorations before throwing them out. Natural decor could contain invasive species.
By: Andrew Cruickshank
The Ontario government has announced a new rebate program that could save property owners up to 30 per cent on energy-efficient renovations—and it The Ontario government has announced a new rebate program for energy-efficient renovations, and cottages are eligible. Here's how it works.
By: Andrew Cruickshank
On December 18, Ontario’s Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry (MNRF) announced that it’s investing $75 million to rehabilitate 10 dams across the In mid-December the Ontario government committed $75 million to rehabilitating 10 aging dams across the province. Here's why.
By: Andrew Cruickshank
Feeling depressed, stressed, anxious, or a long list of other maladies? Ontario’s Halton region physicians can now prescribe time in nature as an Conservation Halton has partnered with PaRx, allowing doctors to prescribe 10 free visits to the organization's parks. Here's how it works.
By: Andrew Cruickshank
After severe weather events ravaged parts of the country in 2024, Canadian property owners should be prepared for a jump in their home insurance premiums. 2024 was the most expensive year for weather-related damages in Canadian history. As a result, home insurance costs could be on the rise.
By: Andrew Cruickshank
On January 27, the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) announced that it would be discontinuing its Pacific Crest Trail (PCT) permits. The PCT, Canada Border Services Agency has discontinued its Pacific Crest Trail permit program. Here's how it will impact hikers.
By: Andrew Cruickshank
Starting in May, the District of Muskoka will ditch waste bins on Go Home Lake in favour of new lakeside waste collection. But residents are concerned The District of Muskoka is scraping waste bins in favour of a collection system on Go Home Lake and residents aren't happy. Here's why.
By: Andrew Cruickshank
During a January 16 meeting, Town of Wasaga Beach councillors agreed to sell five acres of beachfront property to developer Stonebridge Building Group for The Town of Wasaga Beach is selling a section of its beachfront to developer Stonebridge Building Group. Here's what the developer has planned
By: Andrew Cruickshank
The Canadian Taxpayers Federation is representing an Ontario resident in court against the CRA's capital gains hike. Here's what it means.
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