CPA · Residential Tenancies Ministerial Regulation
2 Terminations of periodic tenancies
Section 2.1 AR 211/2004
(a) "major renovations" does not include painting, the
replacement of a floor covering or routine maintenance;
(b) "relative" includes any re lative by blood, marriage or
adoption or by virtue of an adult interdependent
relationship.
(2) For the purposes of section 6(1) of the Act, a landlord may
terminate a periodic tenancy for any of the following prescribed
reasons:
(a) if the landlord or a relative of the landlord intends to
occupy the residential premises of the tenant;
(b) if the landlord has entered into an agreement to sell the
residential premises of the tenant in which all conditions
precedent in the agreement have been satisfied or waived
and
(i) the purchaser or a relative of the purchaser intends to
occupy the premises, or
(ii) the agreement is to sell one detached or
semi-detached dwelling unit or one condominium
unit,
and the purchaser requests in writing that the landlord
give the tenant a notice to terminate the tenancy;
(c) if the landlord intends
(i) to demolish the building in which the residential
premises of the tenant are located, or
(ii) to make major renovations to the residential premises
of the tenant that require the premises to be
unoccupied;
(d) if the landlord intends to use or rent the residential
premises of the tenant for a non-residential purpose;
(e) in a case where the landlord is an educational institution
and the tenant is a student of that institution, if the tenant
is no longer a student or will no longer be a student when
the notice period for terminating the tenancy has passed.