Saskatchewan's framework instead runs through provincial legislation and municipal bylaws rather than a single numbered housing article: the Residential Tenancies Act, 2006 governs the landlord-tenant relationship, while the City of Saskatoon's bylaws set physical standards for the building itself.
For a building with serious, unaddressed problems, the City of Saskatoon can issue a compliance order with a deadline, escalate to fines for non-compliance, and in extreme cases arrange the repair itself and register the cost against the property, a very different process from a court appointing an outside administrator to run the building.
Joel Dyck can flag any open orders or bylaw issues on a property's file before a buyer or investor commits to it. Get your hand-reviewed valuation from Joel Dyck.