Rent control

A change in regulation that fixes nothing After the historic rent increases last January, ministers Duranceau and Bélanger had the audacity to propose a “reform” of rent criteria that offers even more gifts to landlords! The RCLALQ’s response to the proposed regulations Our petition, submitted october 7th, 2025 To denounce the draft regulation amending the criteria for rent increases, published on April 16, 2025, we called for mobilization and launched a petition. The RCLALQ is proud to have submitted a petition with nearly 15 000 signatures to the National assembly of Québec. We demand that the government and a parliamentary committee examine its content and take the necessary actions. Our analysis (in French only) À la suite de la proposition de modification du Règlement sur

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Problems with Housing?

Our mandate

The Coalition of Housing Committees and Tenants Associations of Quebec’s (RCLALQ) principal objective is to advocate for the right to housing, and to act as a political spokesperson for tenants, in particular low-income households. Furthermore, it mobilizes people to take action on housing rights related issues through popular education and public awareness campaigns. Finally, the coalition supports tenants’ rights through informing, training, and disseminating legal, political, and social content. It also promotes the right of association by supporting the work of its members and the creation of new tenant rights groups. However, the RCLALQ does not offer individual tenants services. It is the housing committees and tenants’ associations located across Quebec that are best placed to offer personalized assistance to tenants who wish to defend their rights.

We also promote the right sof association by supporting the work of our members and the creation of new tenants’ rights groups.

However, RCLALQ does not offer individual service to tenants. Our housing committees and tenants’ associations located across Quebec are best placed to offer personalized assistance to tenants who wish to keep their rights.

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