Henry's Law
On May 5, 2026, the
Minister of Government Relations introduced Henry’s Law, an amendment to the
National Building Code. This amendment requires all residential suites in
Saskatchewan, regardless of their location in the building, to have a carbon
monoxide (CO) alarm installed. The enhanced regulations are named in
honour of Henry Losco, who passed away from carbon monoxide poisoning in Regina
in December 2025.
Henry’s Law will require CO alarms in all multi-unit residential buildings
consisting of apartments, condominiums, houses with secondary suites and all
other buildings with multiple residential suites by November 1, 2026,
regardless of when the building was initially built or last renovated.
Learn more here: www.henryslaw.ca




