Tenancy rules in Alberta

Tenancy basics — Alberta

Verified Sep 29, 2026

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What does this mean?

3 mo.

Conditions: for a month-to-month periodic tenancy

For city: Calgary

In Alberta, for a month-to-month periodic tenancy, a landlord has to tell the tenant in writing about a rent increase at least 3 full tenancy months ahead.

Source

During a tenancy | Alberta.ca(opens in new tab) alberta.ca

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3 full tenancy months for a month-to-month periodic tenancy

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Dec 28, 2026

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Source: During a tenancy | Alberta.ca, alberta.ca. Unofficial copy; the linked original is authoritative.

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