Free Canadian landlord tool
Find the residential lease agreement for your province or territory
Choose where the rental property is located. We will show the agreement workflow LandlordRentals currently supports, whether it uses an official government form or a supported working template, and where to verify the latest source.
Property location determines which supported agreement workflow and official reference apply.
Select a supported location to see agreement details.
Looking for a location that is not selectable? Nunavut support is planned. Review current availability on the Canada support page.
Supported Canadian lease agreement workflows
Residential tenancy rules and forms vary by location. These links describe current product behaviour; each page links to its official government reference and records when support was last reviewed.
- Alberta (AB)Alberta residential tenancy agreement templatesSupported working template
- British Columbia (BC)RTB-1 Residential Tenancy AgreementOfficial government form workflow
- Manitoba (MB)Form 1 Standard Residential Tenancy AgreementOfficial government form workflow
- New Brunswick (NB)Form 6 Residential LeaseOfficial government form workflow
- Newfoundland and Labrador (NL)Standard Rental AgreementOfficial government form workflow
- Northwest Territories (NT)Northwest Territories Tenancy AgreementOfficial government form workflow
- Nova Scotia (NS)Form P Standard Form of LeaseOfficial government form workflow
- Ontario (ON)Residential Tenancy Agreement (Standard Form of Lease 2229E)Official government form workflow
- Prince Edward Island (PE)Form 1 Standard Form of Tenancy AgreementOfficial government form workflow
- Quebec (QC)Quebec residential tenancy agreement workflowSupported working template
- Saskatchewan (SK)Saskatchewan tenancy agreement templatesSupported working template
- Yukon (YT)Yukon Tenancy Agreement TemplateOfficial government form workflow
Nunavut (NU): Nunavut lease, rent, and document workflow support is planned for a future release.
What this finder does
- Uses the same jurisdiction data as the Canada support pages.
- Points to the official government source for current verification.
- Shows what LandlordRentals can currently prepare and download.
What it does not do
The finder does not collect tenancy details, decide whether a form applies to unusual housing, confirm legal compliance, or replace legal advice. Government forms and requirements can change, so verify the current source before signing or serving any document.
Review the lease-preparation checklist