The Ontario government reiterates its awareness that “more than one million Ontarians call a condominium community home” as it launches one public consultation and promises another.

Proposed amendments to Alberta’s Consumer Protection Act will add a new section pertaining to life lease housing to establish rules for what contracts must contain.

The Ontario government is considering whether to mandate the legal review of purchase agreements for units in new condominium developments.

The Ontario government is considering a 10-year exit horizon for timeshare contracts as part of its update to the Consumer Protection Act.

Landlord-tenant disputes ranked a distant third in the tally of consumer complaints lodged with the New York State Attorney General last year.

The Alberta government has prioritized funds to review what it considers "ongoing dysfunction" in the province’s real estate industry.

Ontario’s auditor general has released a report of recommendations for improving processes and standards at Tarion Warranty Corporation.

The Ontario government recently passed the Strengthening Protection for Ontario Consumers Act to strengthen protection for home buyers.

On October 12, the Alberta government approved the first stage of new regulations that will better protect condominium buyers in the province.

The government of Ontario has introduced legislation that, if passed, will implement North America-leading rules in the province around how real estate professionals can represent consumers.