Renters rally in Petite Patrie for last-chance protest against Bill 31
From CKUT Local Journalism Initiative · 00:04:40
Show by Jules Bugiel
Episode Notes Hundreds of Montreal renters rallied in the city's Petite Patrie borough on Saturday (Feb. 3) for what could be the last big protest before Bill 31 is passed. The contentious housing bill would see the end to the right to lease transfers – a long-held right that is now often used to help keep rents low between tenants. With additional files from Eliza Lee.
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