Quebec's National Assembly passed a 3-year moratorium on evictions, extending protections to seniors under the "Françoise David law."

Quebec's National Assembly unanimously passed a 3-year moratorium on evictions, extending protections to seniors under the "Françoise David law." This law lowers the age for eviction protection to 65, increases income eligibility by 25%, and prohibits evictions for purposes of changing dwelling use. The moratorium may end earlier if Quebec's urban vacancy rates reach 3%.