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Alberta Cannabis and Smoking Policies for Rental Building

This 2-document package for Alberta landlords contains policies covering the use and cultivation of cannabis as well as a general No Smoking Policy for all rental units and common areas in the building.

  • The Cannabis Policy bans smoking, vaping or growing recreational cannabis (marijuana) anywhere on the premises.
  • Persons registered to use medical marijuana can apply for an exemption from the ban.
  • Cannabis use by minors is absolutely prohibited.
  • The No Smoking Policy bans smoking or vaping of any substances. There is an optional grandfathering clause for existing leases.
  • Tenants are responsible for ensuring their guests and invitees comply with the policies and for reporting any violations they observe.
  • Non-compliance with the terms of the policies will result in issuance of a 14-day termination notice in acordance with the Residential Tenancies Act.
  • These policies are written to comply with the laws of the Province of Alberta, including the Alberta Human Rights Act.
  • You can download the policy templates immediately after purchasing them. Available in MS Word format.
Document Type: Microsoft Word
Last Updated: 18-July-2024
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