Preparing Your Apartment for Tenants in Montreal: A Landlord Checklist
Getting a rental property ready in Montréal is not just about fresh paint and new photos. The market moves in waves, the rules are Québec-specific, and a small oversight can derail the rental process right when you need to secure the right rental tenant. |
New vs Older Rental Properties: Pros, Cons, and Investment Considerations
Choosing between new vs older rental properties usually feels like a simple question—until you start comparing real places. |
Are International Students Eligible for a Tax Refund in Montreal? Yes — Here's What to Know
Most international students who worked in Montreal last year paid income tax on every paycheque. A good chunk of that money can come back to them — but only if they file. |
Montreal Rent Increase for 2026: The TAL Rate Is 3.1% — Here's What It Means
After last year's jarring 5.9% recommendation — the highest in three decades — Montreal tenants got a meaningful reprieve in 2026. |
How Many Hours Can a Student Work in Canada? (2026 Rules Explained)
If you're an international student in Canada trying to figure out how many hours you're actually allowed to work — the answer changed in late 2024, and a lot of information online is still outdated. Here's what the rules say right now. |
Tourism Montréal: Montreal Summer Festival Guide 2026
Why Montréal’s Summer 2026 Festival Season Matters |
Best Neighborhoods in Montreal for Students: A Practical Guide by Area and Budget
According to a survey by UTILE, 77% of university students in Quebec rent their accommodation — and 69% of those are in the private market. That means most students arriving in Montreal aren't moving into a residence hall. |
Is Moving to Montreal a Good Idea in 2026? An Honest Look
Montreal topped Time Out's list of the world's best cities in 2025. It ranked #1 in North America for healthy living metrics, ranked 18th globally as a student city, and was named the safest city to travel to on the continent. |
How Far Is Montreal from Quebec City — And the Best Way to Get There
How far is Montreal from Quebec City? About 250 km by road — which puts two of Canada's most historically significant cities close enough for a day trip, a weekend away, or a regular commute. |