AJ Murray Legal Services Professional CorporationOttawa, ON · August 10, 2026New Rules for Rent Arrears Termination Notices (N4): Timelines Cut in Half
For Ontario landlords dealing with unpaid rent, time is literally money. The longer a tenant remains in arrears, the greater the financial strain on the property owner. In a major shift aimed at addressing delays such as these, the Ontario government has introduced a critical change to the eviction process for non-payment of rent. Starting September 21, 2026, the mandatory waiting period on an N4 notice is being slashed in half. Here is exactly what this means for housing providers and...
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