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1. Guest762
   

    An owner of a building must keep the building up to certain standards and provide the people that live in the building with sleeping space, hot and cold running water, adequate heat, and sanitary facilities. The standards for the building include items such as keeping windows and outside doors in good repair, making sure there are no pest infestations, providing screens for windows and other ventilation points when insects are prevalent, and keeping the roof and outside cladding in good repair.
   If a building owner is not doing any one of these things, or other requirements set out in public health laws, a tenant can complain to Alberta Health Services. A Health Inspector will investigate and decide whether to enforce the law against the building owner.

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2. Guest759
   

    An owner of a building must keep the building up to certain standards and provide the people that live in the building with sleeping space, hot and cold running water, adequate heat, and sanitary facilities. The standards for the building include items such as keeping windows and outside doors in good repair, making sure there are no pest infestations, providing screens for windows and other ventilation points when insects are prevalent, and keeping the roof and outside cladding in good repair.

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