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When Shanice Sharpe moved into a one-bedroom apartment at 22 John St., in the working-class neighbourhood of Weston in the Greater Toronto Area, her rent seemed reasonable.
But since 2022, it has shot up nearly 10 per cent each year and she…
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Cynthia Black believes her rent has been rigged.
Since 2022, the Toronto resident says she has twice faced annual rent increases of either seven or 11 per cent — depending on the lease type her household was offered — in two Livmore buildin…
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Canadian officials are concerned about YieldStar, a controversial software that recommends rent prices to landlords that is currently the subject of a government lawsuit in the United States.
In October, Canadian federal Minister of Innovat…
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Since early September, Canada’s corporate law enforcement agency has been investigating landlords over high-tech rental price-fixing, The Breach has learned.
The investigation by the Competition Bureau was sparked by an article published in…
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The Competition Bureau of Canada has opened an investigation into allegations of price-fixing by major corporate landlords using artificial intelligence software.
The probe, initiated after reports by independent media outlet The Breach, fo…
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A proposed class-action lawsuit in Canada accuses 15 landlords and property managers of colluding to inflate rental prices through a controversial software system.
The claim alleges that RealPage Inc.'s YieldStar program facilitated rent pr…
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A new proposed class-action lawsuit alleges multiple landlords and property managers “conspired” to control rents across Canada using an algorithmic software called YieldStar. This follows Canadian politicians’ concern about the practice, a…