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  Did You Know Installation of a new video-conferencing system at the Prince Albert Provincial Court ensures residents of northern Saskatchewan have better access to court services. Office of Residential Tenancies Information for Landlords and TenantsThe Residential Tenancies Act, 2006 The Residential Tenancies Act and Regulations come into force March 1, 2007, to help meet the changing needs of residential landlords and tenants in Saskatchewan. The legislation strikes an important balance between the needs of tenants for safe, secure and affordable living accommodations, and the legitimate need for landlords to earn reasonable profits from their rental properties. The purpose of the new legislation is to help maintain a viable and profitable residential housing industry in Saskatchewan that benefits both tenants and landlords. There are amendments to the legislation that came into effect December 2008 and June 2009 that deal with rent increases, the handling of security deposits and evictions.
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