Shooting at downtown Toronto condo building renews calls for stricter Airbnb regulations (ON)

A shooting at a downtown Toronto condo building that left three men dead and two others injured has renewed calls for stricter regulations on Airbnb rentals and private residences being used as “ghost hotels.”  The shooting, which took place at an Airbnb unit, is the latest in a string of incidents associated with “Airbnb parties” in the recent past – and the subject of growing concern for regulators, who appear increasingly powerless to stop it.   Read the article…………………………

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