Pet Deposits and Pet Rent in Saskatchewan: What a Landlord Can Charge
Can a Saskatchewan landlord take a pet deposit on top of the security deposit, or charge pet rent? What the Residential Tenancies Act allows, for landlords and tenants.
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Can a Saskatchewan landlord take a pet deposit on top of the security deposit, or charge pet rent? What the Residential Tenancies Act allows, for landlords and tenants.
The ORT phone number, email, Regina and Saskatoon offices, the online question form and the free clinics: every way to reach Saskatchewan's Office of Residential Tenancies, once called the Rentalsman.
When a Saskatchewan tenant stays past the notice date, the landlord applies to the ORT for possession and lets the sheriff enforce the writ. Here is how, and what losses you can claim.
Saskatchewan has no pay-to-stay rule: paying after an Immediate Notice to Vacate does not cancel it, and accepting rent is not a waiver unless agreed in writing (s.60.1). Here is what payment does at each stage.
When rent is late in Saskatchewan, the landlord can serve an immediate notice once it is unpaid 15 days or more. Count calendar days from the day after the due date and serve on day 16 or later.
Saskatchewan has no rent control: the Act limits notice and timing, not the amount. Bill 608, The Rent Control Act, 2025, would add a CPI-based guideline, but it is a private member's bill at first reading.