Can a Tenant Be Evicted in the Winter?
This seems to be a fairly common question and as we enter the cold winter months I am sure it will start showing up even more. The question again is “Can a tenant be evicted in the winter in Alberta”
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Can a tenant be evicted for drugs being used in the house and, if so, what proof is required?
Hi David,
Great question. If you have somewhere in your lease that the tenant is not allowed to undertake illegal activities within the property then yes you can evict them for a breach of the lease.
If it’s not in the lease, technically it’s not a breach, but you could report them to the police. The issue is whether there is any proof.
If you cannot prove they are actually using drugs in the premises, it;s unlikely the eviction would stick and this is the hardest part. If you have witnesses, photographic evidence of them using drugs that would likely be considered proof.
You are far better off evicting them for other reasons whenever possible and including this as another reason.
Regards,
Bill
Bill was absolutely right
- “You are far better off evicting them for other reasons whenever possible and including this as another reason.”