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Bill 8 has received assent in the Yukon Legislative Assembly.

Changes to the Residential Tenancies Act will be in effect December 1, 2026.

Learn about the changes.

Learn about landlord and tenant rights, responsibilities and dispute resolution processes.

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The Residential Tenancies Act
Responsibilities before, during and after a tenancy
Security and pet deposits
Dispute resolution at the Residential Tenancies Office

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