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- Sep 14, 2026
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What are the new rules for tenants and landlords in Ontario? (opens the original)
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Not long after Nadia Elkharadly began managing her elderly relativesâ downtown Toronto rental unit in 2020, their tenant stopped paying rent. It started with a polite text message from the tenant, asking for a brief extension. Wanting to be compassionate, Elkharadly and her relatives agreed. But a few days turned into months. Then the tenant stopped replying altogether, leaving months of unpaid rent with no formal repayment agreement in place. What followed was what Elkharadly calls a âgruel
New novels explore the theft of the Mona Lisa and another side of Jane Austen’s ‘Emma’ (opens the original)
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In her deft retelling of Jane Austen‘s beloved novel from the perspective of ordinary outsider Henrietta Bates, Catherine Cliff adeptly imagines 1769-1819 rural Surrey as we follow Bates from her childhood as the vicar’s daughter through a spinsterhood lived in poverty and grief to a previously unhoped-for future. Resolving to never marry so she could be “truly alone in her mind,” Henrie accepts her modest lot in life, one that is temporarily touched with joy, thanks to her younger sister Jeanne
Do I have enough insurance on my cottage? (opens the original)
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After nearly a decade of ownership, Frank Lechlitner says Ontarioâs longer, more intense wildfire seasons have changed the way he thinks about protecting his Lake Nipissing cottage. His rustic three-bedroom island property is accessible only by boat. âWeâve always understood that a cottage on an island raises unique concerns when it comes to fire and emergency rescue,â says Lechlitner. âThere have been times when the smoke is quite heavy from fires not too far away.â As the province
Will I actually make money if I rent out my cottage? (opens the original)
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When Orysia Sozanski purchased the property next door to her cottage, renting it out wasnât part of the plan. The idea was to create more space for visiting family and eventually move into the second cottage. Then, interest rates climbed. âVery high interest rates when we closed forced us to rent, with the intention that the rental revenue would cover our mortgage and expenses,â says Sozanski. âOur long-term goal is to pay it off and not rent it out.â Sozanskiâs renovated, 1,200-squa
Reviews: Historical fiction featuring Sylvia Plath, a New York vigilante and Shah of Iran (opens the original)
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Helen Bain unwinds history from 1962 through 1961 as she depicts the English countryside life of poets Sylvia Plath and Ted Hughes in reverse, opening two months before 30-year-old Plath kills herself in a rented London flat. The North Tawton, Devon home still known as Court Green â purchased by the couple in August 1961 â becomes a treasured place for the charismatic Sylvia who embraces rural life with her toddlers, Frieda and Nicholas. She sells flowers from her burgeoning garden at the l
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