6. Bill 60 · Mini-Guide 40
September 21, 2026 Changeover Checklist
Prepare for scheduled RTA and LTB changes.
Checklist Preview
A look at what this mini-guide covers
Check the new N4 termination period and updated form.
Review prescribed persistent-late-payment criteria.
Confirm rules for tenant issues raised at arrears hearings.
The complete six-point checklist, the full process and the professional-help guidance are inside the one-page PDF.
The Process
Confirm proclamation → Update forms → Update training → Review live cases
Avoid This Mistake
Do not use an old saved form after Tribunals Ontario publishes a replacement.
When to Get Professional Help
Have a licensed professional review notices and applications near the changeover date.
Legislation Notice
Bill 60 changes Ontario landlord and tenant rules on a staged timeline. Confirm the current wording, forms and dates with Tribunals Ontario or a licensed Ontario lawyer or paralegal before acting.
Guide 40
September 21, 2026 Changeover Checklist
Essential checklist (six points)
The process in order
The mistake to avoid
When to get professional help
Prepared by Kenneth Toppin · Ontario
Kenneth Toppin One-Page Guide
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