Landlords could not evict tenants for non-payment of rent and/or utilities before May 1, 2020. But evictions for other reasons under the Residential Tenancies Act are still possible, for example: Significantly damaging the property or allowing property to be significantly damaged Physically assaulting or threatening to assault the landlord or other tenants Committing illegal acts on the property Landlords should work with tenants to establish a rent payment plan. The pandemic poses challenges for both landlords and tenants. If you have any doubts or concerns about your rental property mortgage payments, contact your bank or lending institution. Many banks are supporting customers by allowing them to apply to defer mortgage payments for 6 months. If you are facing any financial difficulties because of the pandemic, you may also be eligible for financial assistance through the federal government (see \\"Resources\\" below for financial assistance resources). For more information on tenant protection measures, see the Government of Alberta's information on rental evictions.