Condo and apartment dwellers across the country are now doing battle in the hallways of their owns buildings, as neighbours grapple with a problem that didn’t exist even five years ago…

With concern mounting over an explosive increase in short-term rentals listed on websites such as Airbnb, the City of Toronto is set to start drafting proposed regulations that could keep the burgeoning “sharing economy” industry in check..

Montreal police are warning people who use Airbnb to be vigilant after dozens of reports of vandalism and theft in downtown properties…

Montreal police are warning people to take precautions after a wave of thefts and cases of vandalism at apartments rented online…

Airbnb is a marquee company of the so-called sharing economy, but that doesn’t mean it wants to share its own stuff…

In eight years of torrid growth, the company has often clashed with local public officials seeking to minimize the impact of short-term rentals on neighborhoods and urban housing markets. Now, those simmering tensions are starting to boil…

Following in the footsteps of cities like Vancouver and New York, Toronto city council is taking its first step toward regulating short-term rentals like Airbnb…

Residents in one of Ireland’s biggest developments have been banned from renting out their apartments on Airbnb, or other short-term let agencies…

Coalition: missing accountability for homeshare websites is still the biggest weakness in Canadian proposals (TORONTO) Today, Canada’s national coalition applauded Toronto for becoming the second major city in the country to begin the development of comprehensive legal reforms to manage the so-called homeshare industry. This morning, City of Toronto staff released a report outlining next […]

Airbnb is asking the city of Vancouver to reconsider some parts of its new short-term rental licensing plan…