Manitoba Landlord-Tenant Laws (2026)
Manitoba's Act is administered by the Residential Tenancies Branch with appeals to the Commission. It sets entry rules, repair duties, deposit limits, and rent regulation.
Governing law: The Residential Tenancies Act, C.C.S.M. c. R119
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Entry rules
A landlord must generally give 24 hours' written notice to enter, except in emergencies.
Repairs
The landlord must keep the unit fit for habitation and in good repair, meeting health and safety standards.
The Branch and Commission
The RTB handles complaints and orders; the Residential Tenancies Commission hears appeals.
Deposits in trust
Security deposits are capped at half a month and held with interest.
No contracting out
Lease clauses conflicting with the Act are void.
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