Weidner Apartment's administrative offices in Prince Albert are permanently closed. (Susan McNeil/paNOW)

By Susan McNeil

Rental sale

Weidner apartments to change hands

Nov 29, 2024 | 4:37 PM

Indications are that Weidner Apartments has sold the multiple apartment buildings it owns in Prince Albert.

A photo taken of the company’s office on second Ave. W. has a sign saying that the building is permanently closed.

The problematic landlord company, which is based in the United States, has been accused by tenants of not dealing with multiple cockroach issues, fire alarms being pulled, blood smeared on hallway walls and more.

Looking on the Weidner website shows units available to rent in Saskatoon and Regina, but none in Prince Albert.

Calls to the company headquarters were not returned prior to publication but the City of Prince Albert confirmed that it is aware that discussions have been happening around ownership of the company’s multiple buildings in the city.

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“The buildings serve a very valuable need in Prince Albert and we’re looking forward to working with the new owners to provide a safe place for people to live,” said Director of Community Development, Craig Guidinger.

None of the tenants that paNOW has been in contact with have said they were given any notification and some are wondering where to pay their rent tomorrow.

This group photo of Weidner staff was taken several days ago. (submitted)

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