Premier David Eby re-commits promise to end ‘no pet’ rental clauses
The government says it will still move ahead despite landlord concerns about property damage, noise and health and safety.
- Premier David Eby reaffirmed his government's pledge to introduce legislation prohibiting 'no pet' clauses in purpose-built rental housing while attending the Indigenous Resource Opportunities Conference in Nanaimo on Wednesday.
- A trade war started by the United States forced the government to re-prioritize some of its work, causing delays for campaign commitments including pet-friendly rental legislation.
- Previously, a Ministry of Housing and Municipal Affairs spokesperson stated the ministry is 'exploring options' regarding the ban while acknowledging concerns related to property damage, noise, health and safety.
- Eby stated his administration intends to deliver the legislation before the current four-year term ends, affirming, 'and we will deliver it.'
- Pet-Friendly rental policies remain a priority alongside other campaign commitments, as the government continues to view the legislation as necessary for renters despite earlier delays.
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Premier David Eby re-commits promise to end ‘no pet’ rental clauses - Grand Forks Gazette
Premier David Eby said that before the current four-year term ends, his government still intends to introduce legislation to end ‘no pet’ clauses in purpose-built rental housing. The premier’s comments were directed at media, following a keynote address at Indigenous Resource Opportunities Conference on Wednesday, June 3. “It’s part of our commitment over the four years to deliver this and we will deliver it,” Eby said. Previously, in an e-mail …
Premier David Eby re-commits promise to end ‘no pet’ rental clauses - Vanderhoof Omineca Express
Premier David Eby said that before the current four-year term ends, his government still intends to introduce legislation to end ‘no pet’ clauses in purpose-built rental housing. The premier’s comments were directed at media, following a keynote address at Indigenous Resource Opportunities Conference on Wednesday, June 3. “It’s part of our commitment over the four years to deliver this and we will deliver it,” Eby said. Previously, in an e-mail …
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Premier David Eby re-commits promise to end ‘no pet’ rental clauses
Premier David Eby said that before the current four-year term ends, his government still intends to introduce legislation to end ‘no pet’ clauses in purpose-built rental housing. The premier’s comments were directed at media, following a keynote address at Indigenous Resource Opportunities Conference on Wednesday, June 3. “It’s part of our commitment over the four years to deliver this and we will deliver it,” Eby said. Previously, in an e-mail …
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