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SHORT-TERM RENTAL

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Every Quebec municipality has its own short-term rental rules. Search yours.

New in 2026: Quebec is tightening registration. Two proofs of principal residence are required at registration and renewal, and the owner's or condo syndicate's consent will have to be renewed every year (measures announced March 25, 2026, in force April 9 and September 1, 2026).

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Saint-Sauveur

Laurentides

Verified on July 15, 2026

Principal residence

Very restricted: the City defines short-stay rental as any rental under 4 months and prohibits it in most zones, including in the operator's principal residence. It remains allowed in a handful of HT zones near the village core and Mont Saint-Sauveur. Fines of $1,000 per day ($2,000 for a company).

Secondary residence or chalet

Allowed only in the HT zones identified in zoning bylaw 222-2008 (Mont Saint-Sauveur and village core sectors). Occupancy certificate required. Prohibited everywhere else, and the City actively enforces its bylaw.

In every case: CITQ registration number required and 3.5% lodging tax applies.

Municipality phone: 450-227-4633

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