Provincial Lease Generator for All 13 Canadian Provinces and Territories
Provincial rental law is a maze. Ontario mandates the Standard Lease, BC has the RTB-1, Québec requires the TAL bilingual form. Get the wrong form and your lease is unenforceable. Central Rentals ships every provincial form and fills it in for you.
The pain today
- Ontario Standard Lease is 13 pages and rejects on tiny formatting errors
- TAL Québec form must be in French for francophone tenants — no exceptions
- BC RTB Form has 4 required addenda most landlords miss
- Templates from generic Word docs are unenforceable in tribunal
How Central Rentals solves it
Ontario Standard Lease, BC RTB-1, Alberta SRTA, TAL Québec bilingual, MB RTB, SK ORT, NS RTO, NB RTT, PE IRAC, NL RTO, YT RLO, NT RTO, NU RTA — refreshed the day regulators publish new versions.
Send a link, tenant signs on their phone, both sides get a countersigned PDF. Legally binding across all Canadian provinces.
Building rules, pet clause, smoking clause, parking allocation — chosen from a checklist and appended as compliant addenda.
When you're allowed to raise rent under the provincial guideline, the notice is generated with the correct 90-day form (Ontario: Form N1).
Frequently asked
Is the Ontario Standard Lease included?
Yes — the current LTB Form 2229E is used, updated the day the LTB publishes changes.
What about the Québec TAL bilingual form?
Yes — form G-15 bilingue, French / English side-by-side. Required for francophone tenants and used automatically when the tenant's preferred language is French.
Can I add custom clauses?
Yes — as addenda. Adding non-standard clauses to the body of a provincial form voids it. We enforce the addendum pattern automatically.
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