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RTA Residential Tenancies Act

RTA · Residential Tenancies Act

Part 2 — Obligations of Landlords and Tenants

18 Notice of landlord

Current to 2026-05-14 · Official PDF

(1) In this section, "notice of landlord" means a written notice
that is dated and signed by the landlord and sets out the name of
one of the persons who falls within the definition of landlord and a
postal address and physical location in Canada for that person.
(2) When a tenant enters into a residential tenancy agreement with
a landlord, the landlord shall serve the tenant with a notice of
landlord within 7 days after the day on which the tenant takes
possession of the residential premises.
(3) A landlord of residential premises that are contained in a
building or complex with common areas may, instead of complying
with subsection (2), post the notice of landlord in a conspicuous
place in a common area.
(4) If the information in the notice of landlord changes, the
landlord shall forthwith serve the tenant with a new notice with the
current information or, if the landlord has posted the notice under
subsection (3), forthwith post a new notice with the current
information.
(5) The landlord who posts a notice of landlord under this section
shall take all reasonable steps to ensure that it remains posted.
2004 cR-17.1 s18;2009 c7 s11