Saskatchewan residential tenancy
Who qualifies for Saskatchewan’s six-month rent notice?
Only prescribed landlord-association members meeting the government conditions have the special notice route; it does not apply to every landlord.
What must be verified
The Saskatchewan government identifies members in good standing of the Saskatchewan Landlord Association Inc. and the Network of Non-Profit Housing Providers of Saskatchewan Incorporated for the prescribed association notice process. Other landlords should not assume association eligibility.
Notice and increase intervals
- Qualifying members: six-month advance notice for periodic tenancies.
- Do not increase within the first 12 months after the tenancy began.
- Do not increase more than once in any six-month period.
- Written membership status and receipt/service records matter.
Avoid a percentage assumption
The special route changes notice and timing, not a universal statutory cap on how much rent can be raised. Compare pathways in the notice planner.
What to do next
Keep your rental agreement, notices, proof of when you received them, payment records and messages. Open the ORT forms directory or check the current provincial ORT guidance.