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Resources about legal topics related to renting housing.

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LS  Laws for Landlords and Tenants in Alberta
 

This online resource is a website of the Legal Resource Centre. It has information for both landlords and tenants. For Tenants, this site will give you information about: Becoming a Tenant; Moving In; Living There; Moving Out; Disputes; Students; a News section; as well as a Glossary. For Landlords, this site will give you information about: Becoming a Landlord; Before the Tenancy; During the Tenancy; Ending the Tenancy; Disputes; a News section; as well as a Glossary.
FT  A Checklist for Renters and Landlords
  This online checklist has been prepared by Service Alberta and is helpful for those who will be sharing rental space, first time tenants and landlords. The checklist includes valuable information about tenant and landlord responsibilities and explains why a written tenancy agreement is so important - even for students who rent a single room in a landlord's home. (PDF - 2 pages)
FT  Application in Provincial Court of Alberta under the Residential Tenancies Act and Mobile Home Sites Tenancies Act
 
This booklet, provided by the Alberta Courts, is a resource for landlords and tenants. It includes information about: What should I do first?; Right to Apply to Residential Tenancy Dispute; What are the remedies offered under the RTA?; How do I start my application?; How do I file and serve the notice of application and the supporting affidavit?; What can I do if I have been served with a notice of application?; What happens at the hearing?; What happens after the decision?; Appeals; Legal/Related Information; Civic Offices Telephone Numbers. (PDF - 26 pages)
LS  Calgary Apartment Association
  The Calgary Apartment Association is a non-profit organization registered under the Societies Act of the Province of Alberta. The Association brings together people involved in the ownership, management and operations of residential properties to work towards promoting and enhancing the industry. We represent the owners and managers and the companies that service over 40,000 residential rental units in the City of Calgary.

LS  Calgary Apartment Association
  The Calgary Apartment Association is a non-profit organization registered under the Societies Act of the Province of Alberta. The Association brings together people involved in the ownership, management and operations of residential properties to work towards promoting and enhancing the industry. We represent the owners and managers and the companies that service over 40,000 residential rental units in the City of Calgary.

LS  Calgary Homeless Foundation
  The late Mr. Art Smith, a leading Calgary entrepreneur, politician and philanthropist, founded the CHF in 1998 in order to create a unified front to fight homelessness. As of 2008, the Foundation received a new mandate: to end homelessness in Calgary in 10 years. The Foundation is moving forward on implementing Calgary’s 10 Year Plan in partnership with the many homeless serving agencies, the private sector, our government partners, the faith community, other foundations and all Calgarians to end homelessness in Calgary once and for all.
LS  Capital Region Housing Corporation
  Capital Region Housing Corporation (CRHC) is the largest provider of social and affordable housing in the Edmonton area. They manage over 4500 social housing rental units and over 400 affordable housing rental units. They offer both townhouses and apartments throughout the city. For people who have a decent place to live, but who may need help with their rent, CRHC offers 5 different rent subsidy programs. Provincial programs are provided in Edmonton and surrounding areas, while city programs are offered just in Edmonton.

FT  Consumer Tipsheet - Information for Landlords and Tenants
  This tipsheet is created by Alberta Government Services and includes information about: Residential Tenancy Dispute Resolution Service; Who is a tenant?; Who is a landlord?; Moving In; Living There; Moving Out; Renting a Condominium; Resources and Referral Information; Information for Landlords and Tenants (PDF); A Checklist for Renters and Landlords (PDF); Inspection Reports (PDF); RTA Offences (PDF); Renting a Mobile Home Site; Sub-meters for Rental Units - Electricity and Natural Gas.

LS  Crime Free Multi-housing Program
  The goal of the Crime Free Multi-Housing program is to introduce crime prevention techniques to rental property as to reduce the likelihood of criminal activity occurring on the premises. The Crime Free Multi-Housing program adheres to the principles detailed in Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design. The City of Edmonton has a number of properties that have completed the three phases and are certified Crime Free Multi-Housing properties. As a public service, the EPS has complied a list of certified properties based on the five policing divisions throughout the city.

LS  Edmonton Apartment Association
  The Edmonton Apartment Association brings together owners, operators and managers of residential rental properties. Working together, they promote professionalism, education and equity in all aspects of the Residential Rental Business for the benefit of industry members and tenants.
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