Victoria goes to court to ban company from managing Airbnbs anywhere in city - CBC
Summary
A court case in Victoria, Canada, aims to ban a company from managing Airbnbs throughout the city. This legal action underscores the growing scrutiny of property management firms in the STR market and reflects local efforts to regulate short-term rentals. It could set a precedent for other cities considering similar measures to control the industry.
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