Evictions loom for social housing tenants earning too much – with no plans to change cut-offs

Senate passes stripped-back version of ‘no-cause’ eviction bill, but House likely to oppose it

Senators scaled back the bill to lessen the effect on tenants — raising the likelihood of a clash with the House. (Getty Images)The New Hampshire Senate passed a bill Thursday intended to make it easier for landlords to terminate tenancies. But before passing it, senators scaled back the bill to lessen the effect on tenants — raising the likelihood of a clash with the House. In current law, New Hampshire landlords must cite a specific reason to …

Evictions loom for social housing tenants earning too much – with no plans to change cut-offs

Asked whether a single mother on $46,000 should fear eviction, housing minister says it’s all about eligibility.

Coquitlam landlord loses bid to overturn $36,000 order to former tenants – Tri-Cities Dispatch

Creative Commons image A Coquitlam landlord must pay more than $36,000 to his former tenants after the B.C. Supreme Court upheld a Residential Tenancy Branch (RTB) ruling that he took too long to move into the home he claimed for personal use. In a June 6 decision, Justice Sheila Tucker dismissed Harjinder Bhangal’s petition for a judicial review, ruling the RTB arbitrator’s finding – that Bhangal failed to comply with statutory timelines after …