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In Manitoba a landlord must apply to a government agency to be able to evict a tenant. Must a landlord do this in Alberta also?

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In Manitoba a landlord must apply to a government agency to be able to evict a tenant. Must a landlord do this in Alberta also?

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     No. However a landlord must follow the law in evicting a tenant. Notice periods must be followed and eviction can only be for reasons stated by law.

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