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B.C. launches provincial registry of short-term rentals

The provincial government in B.C. Has launched a registry for short-term rentals, requiring operators to register with the province by May 1.
Hosts must display a provincial registration number on all online listings, or their listings will be removed after June 1.
Registration fees of up to $450 per year will support short-term rental enforcement across B.C.
Ravi Kahlon stated that the registry aims to help people find homes and crack down on illegal operators.

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