Eviction Process in Ontario: What Landlords and Tenants Need to Understand
Evictions in Ontario can be complicated, whether you’re a landlord looking to reclaim your rental unit or a tenant facing an unexpected notice. This guide breaks down everything you need to know, from legal notice requirements to common pitfalls that can delay or invalidate an eviction. Learn how to navigate the Landlord and Tenant Board process, understand tenant rights, and avoid costly mistakes. Whether you’re trying to enforce an eviction or fight one, this blog will equip you with the knowledge to handle the process legally and effectively.
Can a Landlord Enter Your Unit Without Notice or Permission?
Every tenant should know when a landlord can enter their unit legally, and when they cannot. There are specific rules under the Residential Tenancies Act that a landlord must adhere to if they are planning to enter the rental unit of a tenant. Depending on the reason, a landlord may be able to enter a tenant’s unit without permission. To find out when a landlord can enter a unit with and without notice, read this blog. The blog also outlines what must be included in the written notice that a landlord gives to a tenant. Knowing your rights and responsibilities as a tenant can save you a lot of time and money in the long run.