Quebec's TAL sets 2026 rent setting at 3.1%

Quebec's TAL sets 2026 rent setting at 3.1%

January 19, 2026 4:32 pm EST.

"Honestly yeah that's not fun I'm gonna have to cut on my budget a bit," said one Montrealer reacting to the TAL's Quebec rent setting for 2026 which is set at 3.1%. Lola Kalder reports.

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