Critères de fixation de loyer
Un nouveau règlement qui ne règle rien Après l’augmentation historique des loyers en janvier dernier, la ministre Duranceau a l’audace de proposer une « réforme » des critères de loyers qui offre encore plus de cadeaux aux propriétaires! espace La réponse du RCLALQ au projet de règlement espace À la suite de la proposition de modification du Règlement sur les critères de fixation de loyer publié le 16 avril 2025 à la Gazette officielle du Québec par la ministre de l’Habitation, le RCLALQ, avec l’aide du CA, du CLLL et du CLAQO, a rédigé une réponse formelle sous la forme d’un court mémoire. Ce mémoire analyse les implications du projet de règlement proposé et formule des recommandations concrètes pour une réforme qui servirait véritablement l’intérêt général plutôt
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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.
