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Calculate the deadline to give your landlord notice (Form N9) before ending your tenancy in Ontario.
Estimate only — not legal advice. Actual period-end dates depend on your specific tenancy agreement.| Tenancy Type | Notice Required | Termination Date Rule |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly / Yearly Periodic | 60 days | Last day of a rental period |
| Weekly / Daily Periodic | 28 days | Last day of a rental period |
| Fixed-Term Lease | 60 days | Not before the last day of the term |
| Responding to N12/N13 | As little as 10 days | Any date within the notice period |
A tenant's notice to terminate must be in writing, using the LTB's Form N9 or an equivalent written notice.
Notice that doesn't end on a valid period date can be treated as invalid — when in doubt, confirm the exact date.
A landlord and tenant can always agree to end a tenancy early or on different terms using Form N11.
Responding to a landlord's own-use or demolition notice allows a much shorter 10-day notice period.
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