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Police have charged a man with second-degree murder after an alleged argument between two apartment building tenants turned deadly on Saturday night. Germain Ma has the latest.

Residents on West 12th Avenue in Vancouver B.C. say evictions are hanging over their heads, as their landlord battles with the city over work that was done decades ago, but threatens to leave them without a home. Darya Zargar reports.

Flames could be seen shooting from the 18th floor unit in the International Plaza Building on Marine Drive near Capilano Road in North Vancouver.

An 11-month financial ordeal for a Brampton, Ont., family has ended after a tenant who refused to pay rent or utilities finally moved out. As Seán O’Shea reports, the tenant is gone but he still owes the family $32,000.

A landlord who evicted tenants without notice from a North End building in July has been hit with $9,000 in fines.

Days after a security guard was shot and killed inside an apartment building, tenants living there describe the area as problematic and are fearful for what could come next. Now we’re learning new details about the building and a crime as recent as three weeks ago. Kabi Moulitharan has the latest.

Tenants and community groups in one of Montreal’s poorest areas – the Parc-Extension neighbourhood – met Saturday to discuss the need for social housing. And Quebec Conservative Party Leader Eric Duhaime is hospitalized after suffering a heart attack.

Tenant groups and landlords make arguments over a proposed rent cap, Saint John Council has reversed the plan to narrow a street on the city’s east side and social work students discuss issues facing Indigenous communities.

New Brunswick’s standing committee on economic policy heard from witnesses as it considers a proposed three per cent rent cap. While tenant advocacy groups argued for the cap to be unit specific, witnesses representing landlords proposed a decrease in property tax to incentivize the business in the province. Anna Mandin reports.

Dozens of tenants living in a mobile home park want to be compensated for their water bills. The calls follows a recent court decision ruling their landlord unlawfully required two tenants to pay for the service. Skye Bryden-Blom reports.

Additional evidence presented in allegations against a Cape Breton gynecologist, a former NS NDP candidate stays in the race following resignation, and tenants of a mobile home park demand compensation for water bills.

BC Children’s Hospital says it is taking normal control measures for respiratory infections as a teen is treated for H5 avian influenza at the facility. The hospital remains open for patients and their families. Mediated talks have broken down in the labour dispute pitting port foremen against maritime employers. Tenants in a Vancouver building fear...

Following a long stretch of rent hikes in Calgary, tenants could see their fortunes turn with declining prices. Drew Stremick has more on what is bringing vacancy rates back to a sustainable level.

A tenant speaks up after being required to pay rent-in-advance, the PCs promise menopause support, and community members call for funding to restore a historic building

A tenant in Dartmouth is speaking out after being required to pay rent-in-advance to secure their apartment. It’s a policy that legal advocates say is increasingly being enforced by landlords, despite being illegal. Megan King reports.

The conflict between senior citizens in a private retirement residence and their landlord continues. The tenants insist the building’s owner is attempting to take measures to force them out. As Global’s Phil Carpenter reports, a new employee-less store is causing more controversy at the seniors residence.

Toronto City Hall’s efforts to crack down on illegitimate attempts to kick tenants out of rental units is set to go into effect next summer. Anti-renoviction bylaws have curbed the practice elsewhere and advocates have high hopes it will work in Toronto as well. Matthew Bingley reports.

A Peterborough woman was charged with arson following a fire at a residential unit on Stewart Street on Friday night. Just before 9 p.m. firefighters responded to multiple 911 calls about a structure fire and say all occupants got out safely. Firefighters found a fully involved fire but quickly got it under control. Damages to...

The long weekend is here and so is the Leafs home-opener – we’re showing you the big changes inside Scotiabank Arena. Home-owner versus tenant – who won a very heated war over rent. And, and we’re cooking up a thanksgiving staple in tonight’s ‘Simply Delicious.’

PC Leader Blaine Higgs is campaigning in the province’s north to appeal to voters there, the other leaders make health care promises, and a new report highlights lack of security and protection faced by many tenants.