This has historical roots, notably the absence of development charges and the high proportion of duplexes and triplexes with lower unit building costs – the so-called missing middle – in Quebec’s rental housing stock. [...] TAL’s success owes as much to the spirit as the letter of the law. [...] the maintenance of the rental housing stock.” The key words here are “conciliation” and “natural justice,” where the latter can be rephrased as “duty to act fairly.” Quebec’s distinct housing structure also matters. [...] – also available to tenants, as the basis for calculating proposed rent for the coming year. [...] The third category, vacancy control, is the chief weakness of the Quebec model.
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