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Quebec tightens regulations around short-term rentals with a new public registry
On December 16, the Quebec government launched its Registered Tourist Accommodation Establishments Directory, the final tool in the province’s Bill 25 aimed at fighting illegal short-term rentals. The directory, which … Continued
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The top 10 Canadian weather events of 2024
Environment and Climate Change Canada recently released its top 10 list of the most note-worthy weather events of 2024. The year “shattered records,” says ECCC, and not in a good … Continued
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Algonquin Park announces the construction of a brand new hiking trail with scenic lookouts
Hikers better lace up their boots. Ontario’s Algonquin Provincial Park is getting a new trail. In early December, The Friends of Algonquin Park, a charity devoted to furthering educational and … Continued
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Muskoka agrees to let snowmobilers drive on district-owned land
During a December 16 council meeting, the District of Muskoka decided to enter into an agreement with the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs (OFSC) that would allow snowmobiling on district-owned … Continued
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Huntsville council skeptical of town’s proposed $50 million climate action plan
On December 11, Tatham Engineering presented a Regional Climate Change Mitigation plan to Huntsville, Ont.’s town council. The plan’s $50 million price tag, however, had some councillors questioning its feasibility. … Continued
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