Manitoba Eviction Rules
Official notice periods, filing timelines, and legal citations for this province.
Notice Requirements
Nonpayment of Rent
3 days
Lease Violation
Warning usually required before formal eviction notice; notice period depends on violation type.
When can the landlord file?
Landlord may apply to the Residential Tenancies Branch after the notice period expires.
Tenant answer deadline
Tenant may dispute the notice through the Residential Tenancies Branch.
Hearing timeline
Typically 2–4 weeks after filing, depending on backlog.
Lockout / physical eviction
Only a sheriff or court officer may enforce an eviction order; self-help is prohibited.
Eviction Process Timeline
Notice Period (Nonpayment)
3 days
Notice Period (Lease Violation)
Warning usually required before formal eviction notice; notice period depends on violation type.
Landlord Can File
Landlord may apply to the Residential Tenancies Branch after the notice period expires.
Tenant Answer Deadline
Tenant may dispute the notice through the Residential Tenancies Branch.
Hearing Timeline
Typically 2–4 weeks after filing, depending on backlog.
Lockout / Physical Eviction
Only a sheriff or court officer may enforce an eviction order; self-help is prohibited.
Legal Citations
- Residential Tenancies Act, CCSM c R119