Rental Housing Saskatchewan Announces Landon Field as New Chief Executive Officer

The Board of Directors of Rental Housing Saskatchewan is pleased to announce the appointment of Landon Field as the organization’s next Chief Executive Officer.

“Landon has been a dedicated member of our team for several years, building strong relationships with members and various stakeholders through his work at events and by providing direct support,” said Sheena Keslick, Chair of the RHSK Board of Directors. “His passion and unwavering commitment to housing, along with his steadfast dedication to the organization’s mission, made him an exceptional choice to lead Rental Housing Saskatchewan into its next phase of growth.”

With a strong background in leadership and a deep understanding of the housing sector, Landon brings the right mix of experience and vision to the CEO role. The Board is confident that his strategic mindset and member-first approach will continue to strengthen our organization and its impact across the province.

During his tenure with the association, he has played a key role in several major initiatives, including leading our recent rebrand, hosting the largest conference in our history, and helping grow our membership to record levels.

“I am excited and ready to get to work on behalf of our members across the province,” said Landon Field, Chief Executive Officer of Rental Housing Saskatchewan. “Having worked with the association for the last number of years, I understand what this role takes. I know how to support and engage with our members, and I appreciate the value our organization adds to the rental housing industry in this province. Advocating for investors, small business owners, service providers, property managers, employees in our industry, and those building homes for families in this province. Rental housing plays a key role right now, and I am thrilled to lead this association into our next phase of growth.”

As we look ahead, we’re excited to build on this momentum under Landon’s leadership and remain focused on advocating for and supporting the rental housing community across Saskatchewan.

For media inquiries, please contact: office@rhsk.ca

February 13, 2025 – Today the Rental Housing Saskatchewan (RHSK) Board of Directors announces that Cameron Choquette has resigned from his position as Chief Executive Officer, effective March 7, 2025.

“The Board is incredibly grateful for Cam’s leadership, energy, and commitment over the past five and a half years. We wish him nothing but the best as he pursues other opportunities.”, stated Sheena Keslick, Chair of the Board of Directors.

Under his leadership, RHSK has delivered tremendous growth and a host of new programs and services for members. Membership has increased by 79%, reaching over 1,000 members in 2024.

Cam developed new training programs, revamped our annual conference, led the rebrand of the entire Association, and personally helped hundreds of members solve problems and become better rental housing providers.

“It has been my absolute privilege and honour to serve as RHSK’s CEO. I am so grateful to have had the opportunity to represent and advocate for such an important sector in our province. Alongside an amazing team and a dedicated Board of Directors, I leave knowing that RHSK is well-positioned for continued growth and impact.”, stated Cameron Choquette.

During this transition, RHSK remains committed to serving our members with the same dedication and reliability you have come to trust and respect. Our programs, advocacy efforts, and member support services will continue uninterrupted, and our dedicated team is here to assist you.

The Board of Directors has started the recruitment process for a new CEO and will keep our members and stakeholders informed as the transition progresses over the next few months.

We appreciate your continued trust and support as we remain the voice of rental housing providers in Saskatchewan. Please join us in congratulating Cam on his tenure and all that he has done to build and grow RHSK.

For more information, please contact office@rhsk.ca.

SASKATOON, SK — The Saskatchewan Landlord Association (SKLA) is excited to announce its rebranding to Rental Housing Saskatchewan, effective immediately. This change reflects our commitment to better represent the diverse needs of rental housing providers, property managers, real estate investors, and the entire rental housing industry.

After careful consideration and feedback from our members and stakeholders, we recognized the need for a name that encapsulates our industry and uses language that represents what our members do every day: provide rental housing to the people of Saskatchewan.

The new brand embodies the province’s shape and includes a door that opens, a testament to how our members and the industry consistently open doors for Saskatchewan people by providing housing in a province with so much opportunity. Fresh, versatile colours present a vibrant brand that is focused on professionalism and excellence.

“Our new name, Rental Housing Saskatchewan, demonstrates our dedication to fostering a thriving rental housing industry that benefits everyone involved,” said Cameron Choquette, Chief Executive Officer of Rental Housing Saskatchewan. “This rebrand is the first step in a new chapter of growth as we celebrate our 30^th Anniversary and look forward to leading the industry with our new brand.”

– Cameron Choquette, CEO of Rental Housing Saskatchewan

As part of this transition, Rental Housing Saskatchewan will continue to provide valuable resources and be here for our members with education, advocacy, and member support services. A new website will be launched in early 2025.

Dear SKLA Members,

We are please to re-announce our Paint Program with Sherwin Williams.

Our goal was to create a cost effective and reliable paint supply program tailored specifically for all SKLA members. In order to maximize the effectiveness of this program we are asking the members to reach out with your interest to be contacted by a Sherwin Williams Representative.

Benefits Include:

• Competitive Pricing “Locked in”
• Each SKLA Member will be assigned a Home Store & a Business Development Representative.
• Paint Maintenance Guide Program: Complete colour matching of all substrates and an easy ordering process for your community.
• Welcome Package Red Carpet Experience: $50 VIP Coupon and $50 Sign-Up and Save Coupon
• Interior & Exterior colour renderings and paint specifications for all properties including cap-ex projects.

Sherwin William’s Roll-Out: What to expect in the next few weeks

• Once you have reached out with your interest of this program by calling or email, Sherwin Williams Representative will contact you shortly thereafter.
• Your assigned Representative will schedule a visit or virtual meeting to review paint products and services.
  • SW Reps will start the colour matching process
  • Product selection and specification
  • Properties with existing SW account will continue to use the account, properties without an account will simply fill out a New Credit Application form.
• Account information will be provided to the SW representative prior to the meeting. Be sure to invite your Maintenance Supervisor in your meetings with Sherwin Williams.

Locations:

Moose Jaw #8888, Paint Store – 105 Ominica St W, Moose Jaw, SK S6H 1X1, (306) 693-0400

Prince Albert #8896, Paint Store – 921-801 15 St E, Prince Albert, SK S6V 0C7, (306) 922-0555

Regina Commercial #8904, Paint Store – 175 Albert St N, Regina, SK S4R 3B8, (306) 525-5858

Regina East #8905, Paint Store – 2042 Prince of Wales Dr, Regina, SK S4V 3A6, (306) 789-4141

Saskatoon-East #8911, Paint Store – A-3414 8 St E, Saskatoon, SK S7H 4Z8, (306) 955-1551

Saskatoon #8811, Paint Store – 1-2723 Faithfull Ave, Saskatoon, SK S7K 7C3, (306) 242-0099

Saskatoon-Commercial #8910, Commercial Paint Store – 28 33rd St E, Saskatoon, SK S7K 0R9, (306) 652-8066

The Association is pleased to announce that it has been awarded $70,000 from the Law Foundation of Saskatchewan to develop and deliver a legal education program for rental housing providers in Saskatchewan.

“This program will improve Saskatchewan’s rental housing industry by educating rental housing providers on their legal rights, responsibilities, and industry best practices”, said Association CEO, Cameron Choquette.

Saskatchewan’s rental housing providers provide homes to over 30% of Saskatchewan people with over 85,000 rental housing units. The online program will be available for everyone – mom and pop operators, real estate investors, and large property managers. It will include multiple modules that cover topics like tenancy agreements, security deposits, rent increases, and much more.

The program’s development will be guided by an advisory group composed of subject matter experts, Association members, and tenants. It is expected to be launched in early 2025 and will utilize existing information from Public Legal Education Association of Saskatchewan, while integrating legal precedents and important operational information on the legal rights and responsibilities of rental housing providers.

“On behalf of our members, I want to thank the Law Foundation of Saskatchewan for their support of this important work that will undoubtedly make a difference for both providers and renters”, concluded Sheena Keslick, Association Board Chair.

For more information, please contact:

Landon Field, Program & Operations Coordinator

strategy@skla.ca / (306) 653-7149