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Alberta proposes digital rent and eviction notices

Alberta’s government is proposing new rules that would allow landlords to send rent increase and eviction notices via email, text, or social media.

The changes, part of the Red Tape Reduction Statutes Amendment Act, aim to expand the definition of electronic communication under the Residential Tenancies Act. Minister Dale Nally says this won’t replace traditional methods like registered mail but will add options when other methods fail.

Officials say email is the most common method, but courts will determine if digital notices are valid if disputed. 

Nikki Ritchot
Nikki Ritchot
Nikki joined the Country 106.5 team as a news reporter in September of 2023. In addition to writing news stories and voicing commercials, she also works for the radio station as a sales and marketing consultant. Nikki lives in Vegreville with her husband, Jeff Dyck, and her son, Gabriel.
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