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Maintenance manager evicted from free apartment after being fired, Saskatchewan tenacies office says it has no jurisdiction over pay

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A landlord in Estevan, Sask., has successfully evicted a maintenance manager it fired from one of its rental units. The worker didn't pay rent on the unit as it was part of his employment contract. Th...

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