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Why thousands of Montrealers could be without housing on July 1

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Montreal Gazette
Why thousands of Montrealers could be without housing on July 1
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Montreal housing advocates are warning of a severe crisis as thousands of residents face potential homelessness during the city's annual July 1 moving day. Rising rents and a lack of affordable housing are being cited as primary drivers for the increasing precariousness of tenants.

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The article highlights a growing urban housing affordability crisis that impacts social stability and public health in major Canadian cities.

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Moving Day is coming up for more than 115,000 Montrealers on July 1, when a critical mass of Quebec leases expire , and it’s become a day housing advocates dread.

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The framing focuses on the struggles of tenants and critiques government policy regarding rent increases.

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