Wednesday, November 24, 2010
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Service Éconologis
Éconologis, a free service of the Agency for Energy Efficiency
Again this year, thousands of low-income households benefit from free advice and services in energy efficiency that will allow them to save energy while improving the comfort of their residence.
The program is aimed Éconologis owners or tenants modest budget, paying a heating bill of an energy distributor. It is available in all regions of Quebec from September to March inclusive. The program is divided into two distinct and consecutive offered free to eligible households.
Tier 1 program is a home visit by a consultant and a technician. During the home visit, the counselor informs and educates the household with personalized advice on energy efficiency and confirms eligibility to Stage 2. For its part, technician carries out minor works to seal and / or installation of energy saving products such as:
· Caulking windows
• Installation of thresholds and weatherstripping for doors
· Insulation catch • Installation of electrical
showerheads low flow
· Insulation and adjusting the water heater
· Added aerator faucets and installing compact fluorescent
· Other interventions as needed
Component 2 involves the installation of one or more electronic thermostats, programmable in some cases. Installation is performed by a master electrician where the main energy source for heating is electricity, oil or propane. Thermostats are guaranteed for a period of one year following their installation, parts and labor.
To be eligible, the household must report income or below the qualifying income thresholds based on the number of occupants.
1 person: less than $ 22 229
4: less than $ 41 307
2 people: less than $ 27 674
5 people: less than $ 46 850
3 people: less than $ 34 022
6 people: less than 52 838 $
In addition, the household must pay for heating his home and had not had a visit for the same house, in the past five (5) years.
To register, contact Living City at 418 523-5595 or 1 866 266-0008 and visit the website of the Agence de l'efficacité énergétique to http://www.aee.gouv.qc. AC / .
Use energy responsibly, use it without wasting it.
Éconologis, a free service of the Agency for Energy Efficiency Again this year, thousands of low-income households benefit from free advice and services in energy efficiency that will allow them to save energy while improving the comfort of their residence.
The program is aimed Éconologis owners or tenants modest budget, paying a heating bill of an energy distributor. It is available in all regions of Quebec from September to March inclusive. The program is divided into two distinct and consecutive offered free to eligible households.
Tier 1 program is a home visit by a consultant and a technician. During the home visit, the counselor informs and educates the household with personalized advice on energy efficiency and confirms eligibility to Stage 2. For its part, technician carries out minor works to seal and / or installation of energy saving products such as:
· Caulking windows
• Installation of thresholds and weatherstripping for doors
· Insulation catch • Installation of electrical
showerheads low flow
· Insulation and adjusting the water heater
· Added aerator faucets and installing compact fluorescent
· Other interventions as needed
Component 2 involves the installation of one or more electronic thermostats, programmable in some cases. Installation is performed by a master electrician where the main energy source for heating is electricity, oil or propane. Thermostats are guaranteed for a period of one year following their installation, parts and labor.
To be eligible, the household must report income or below the qualifying income thresholds based on the number of occupants.
1 person: less than $ 22 229
4: less than $ 41 307
2 people: less than $ 27 674
5 people: less than $ 46 850
3 people: less than $ 34 022
6 people: less than 52 838 $
In addition, the household must pay for heating his home and had not had a visit for the same house, in the past five (5) years.
To register, contact Living City at 418 523-5595 or 1 866 266-0008 and visit the website of the Agence de l'efficacité énergétique to http://www.aee.gouv.qc. AC / .
Use energy responsibly, use it without wasting it.
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Poverty eradication
What seems utopian is actually logic. Sharing the wealth many people come out of trouble. L
Poverty is a scourge that is the cause of many evils. The basic needs are not met and cause health problems.
Everyone has the right to have a good quality of life, work, have a roof, and leisure and making friends.
my responsibility to do my part to improve humanity through my smile, my actions and my attitude to help people out of loneliness.
Maude Rioux
Member of CLAL
Committee Housing Assistance tenants (CLAL) is a fundraiser. We sell at a cost of $ 5.00 reusable bags.
Want to make a donation to our organization to support it, we can issue a charitable receipt
Committee Housing Assistance for Tenants Have a great winter!
You want to encourage us, become a member of the housing assistance to tenants and / or renew your membership card. Workers: $ 5.00
Self-employed, pensioners and students: $ 2.00 Groups: $ 20.00
Membership Card Renewal
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Committee
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Monday, November 8, 2010
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a rent increase in homes for the elderly
"The services and accessories shall be subject to the same rules as those applicable to housing they are contained in the lease itself or in a separate contract, verbal or written. [...] The rent of residential accommodation includes all services offered by the landlord and the rent is. [...] The landlord can not do a distinction between columns 1 and 2 of Schedule to the lease because they produce exactly the same effect as regards the imposition of ancillary items and services from 1892 to 2000 CCQ The only difference between these two columns the distribution of amounts for various services included. Everything that appears in column 2 of Schedule forms part of the lease as well as the élémetns of column 1. "(From Manor during the Atrium & Belanger v., [2009] No. AZ-50608514 (RL).
In other words, column 1 for services that are included in the rent specified in lease. Column 2 applies to services that are not included in the rent, that is what is known as additional rent. However, as confirmed by case law in this regard, the two columns are part of the lease the same securities. What is written in the Annexes (columns 1 and 2), such as services and accessories are part of the cost of rent. So the criteria for fixing the rent established by the Régie apply to the total cost of rent, including the annexes. Moreover, sections 1892 to 2000 CCQ develop the rules applicable to the lease of a dwelling specifically and all that goes with it.
To check whether the increase is not too high, I Calls to do the math: http://www.rdl.gouv.qc.ca/fr/calcul/calcul2010.asp. The committee to help tenants is here to help you with this calculation.
If you find that your rent is too high, you have the right to refuse the proposed increase.
increase notice
Time required to send notice
- Lease for a year or more: Between 3 and 6 months before the end of the lease;
- Lease under 12 months: Between 1 and 2 months before the end of the lease;
- Lease or lease permanent record: 1 to 2 months before the date the amendment is sought;
- Lease of a room in time fixed or indefinite period: Between 10 and 20 days before the end of the lease term fixed for the lease of indefinite duration, that is before the date the change is desired.
It is very important to know that there can be only one rent increase per 12 months.
Response tenant
- Accept the increase;
- Moving to meet the owner, by registered mail, within one month after receipt of the notice;
- Deny sending a notice by registered mail within one month after receipt of the notice. * If
the tenant does not respond to the notice, it is presumed to accept the increase.
What happens after the refusal of the tenant
- In the month of the refusal, the owner may apply to the Régie that it set the rent according to its criteria;
- The owner may try to negotiate. Do not sign anything immediately.
- The landlord can not evict you for the reason that you refuse the increase. 
"The services and accessories shall be subject to the same rules as those applicable to housing they are contained in the lease itself or in a separate contract, verbal or written. [...] The rent of residential accommodation includes all services offered by the landlord and the rent is. [...] The landlord can not do a distinction between columns 1 and 2 of Schedule to the lease because they produce exactly the same effect as regards the imposition of ancillary items and services from 1892 to 2000 CCQ The only difference between these two columns the distribution of amounts for various services included. Everything that appears in column 2 of Schedule forms part of the lease as well as the élémetns of column 1. "(From Manor during the Atrium & Belanger v., [2009] No. AZ-50608514 (RL).
In other words, column 1 for services that are included in the rent specified in lease. Column 2 applies to services that are not included in the rent, that is what is known as additional rent. However, as confirmed by case law in this regard, the two columns are part of the lease the same securities. What is written in the Annexes (columns 1 and 2), such as services and accessories are part of the cost of rent. So the criteria for fixing the rent established by the Régie apply to the total cost of rent, including the annexes. Moreover, sections 1892 to 2000 CCQ develop the rules applicable to the lease of a dwelling specifically and all that goes with it.
To check whether the increase is not too high, I Calls to do the math: http://www.rdl.gouv.qc.ca/fr/calcul/calcul2010.asp. The committee to help tenants is here to help you with this calculation.
If you find that your rent is too high, you have the right to refuse the proposed increase.
increase notice
Time required to send notice
- Lease for a year or more: Between 3 and 6 months before the end of the lease;
- Lease under 12 months: Between 1 and 2 months before the end of the lease;
- Lease or lease permanent record: 1 to 2 months before the date the amendment is sought;
- Lease of a room in time fixed or indefinite period: Between 10 and 20 days before the end of the lease term fixed for the lease of indefinite duration, that is before the date the change is desired.
It is very important to know that there can be only one rent increase per 12 months.
Response tenant
- Accept the increase;
- Moving to meet the owner, by registered mail, within one month after receipt of the notice;
- Deny sending a notice by registered mail within one month after receipt of the notice. * If
the tenant does not respond to the notice, it is presumed to accept the increase.
What happens after the refusal of the tenant
- In the month of the refusal, the owner may apply to the Régie that it set the rent according to its criteria;
- The owner may try to negotiate. Do not sign anything immediately.
- The landlord can not evict you for the reason that you refuse the increase.
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Women harder hit by the housing shortage
This text comes from http://fr.canoe.ca/infos/quebeccanada/archives/2010/10/20101004-130407.html?sms_ss=email&at_xt=4caa12f6e1d18148, 0
Women have more difficulty in finding housing in the city of Quebec than men, according to a document released Monday by the People's Action Front on Urban Redevelopment (FRAPRU).
According to the survey, women are doubly affected by the consequences of the shortage of rental housing that affects the city for nearly a decade.
"More poor to afford housing rare, women are more likely to spend an exorbitant share of their income on housing. This is the case of four women in ten renters, "said organizer to FRAPRU, Véronique Laflamme, who recalls that since 2000, the cost of housing has skyrocketed, from 30.5% in Quebec.
The scarcity of housing in the area is also conducive to the discrimination suffered by particular mothers, immigrants and people receiving social assistance.
The shortage would also have effects on women victims of domestic violence, which must continue to suffer violence because they can move.
Furthermore, women who live in shelters can not get out because they do not find adequate housing at a reasonable price.
At Quebec as elsewhere, several women tenants struggle to make ends meet. More than 23,105 renter households (39.5%) whose main income earner is a woman, spend more than the standard 30% of their income on housing.
To meet the most urgent needs, FRAPRU estimated 50 000 new social housing should be built within five years. 
This text comes from http://fr.canoe.ca/infos/quebeccanada/archives/2010/10/20101004-130407.html?sms_ss=email&at_xt=4caa12f6e1d18148, 0
Women have more difficulty in finding housing in the city of Quebec than men, according to a document released Monday by the People's Action Front on Urban Redevelopment (FRAPRU).
According to the survey, women are doubly affected by the consequences of the shortage of rental housing that affects the city for nearly a decade.
"More poor to afford housing rare, women are more likely to spend an exorbitant share of their income on housing. This is the case of four women in ten renters, "said organizer to FRAPRU, Véronique Laflamme, who recalls that since 2000, the cost of housing has skyrocketed, from 30.5% in Quebec.
The scarcity of housing in the area is also conducive to the discrimination suffered by particular mothers, immigrants and people receiving social assistance.
The shortage would also have effects on women victims of domestic violence, which must continue to suffer violence because they can move.
Furthermore, women who live in shelters can not get out because they do not find adequate housing at a reasonable price.
At Quebec as elsewhere, several women tenants struggle to make ends meet. More than 23,105 renter households (39.5%) whose main income earner is a woman, spend more than the standard 30% of their income on housing.
To meet the most urgent needs, FRAPRU estimated 50 000 new social housing should be built within five years.
Wedding Message Of Thanks
Here are some pictures of the family picnic and rally popular education "unmask the real clowns that took place on 1 May organized by the RAPEQ. Extract from the event.
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