With vacancy rates at near-record lows, a number of pet owners and activists in B.C. have asked the provincial government to force landlords to allow pets.
A recent national survey found that 63 per cent of Canadians believe landlords should have the right to refuse to rent to pet owners. What do you think?
Most people in B.C. say landlords should be able to reject tenants with pets: poll
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