Landlords must use this form, or a form of their own that contains all of the prescribed information, at the beginning of a tenancy.

Manitoba Labour Board

Form C-Application for Certification

This Schedule is attached to and forms part of Form 1.1 Standard Residential Tenancy Agreement (for tenancies that include tenant services). 

Landlords must use this form, or a form of their own that contains all of the prescribed information, at the beginning of a tenancy that provides tenant services.

A landlord must use this form if they are terminating a tenancy for certain reasons (for example, duty not to disturb others, obligation to pay a pet damage deposit or security deposit).

A landlord must use this form if they are terminating a tenancy because they intend to move into the unit.

A landlord must use this form if they are terminating a tenancy because they intend to demolish the unit.

A landlord must use this form if they are terminating a tenancy because they intend to renovate the unit.

A landlord must fill out this form if a tenant has left property behind.

A landlord must fill out this form and submit it to the Branch if the property left behind was valuable and the landlord disposed of it by auction.

Landlords must provide all new tenants with a completed Notice to New Tenant - Where Tenant Services are Provided form when the tenancy begins.

A landlord must use this form, or a form of their own that contains all of the prescribed information, to notify tenants of tenant services charge increases.

A landlord must use this form to notify a tenant if the landlord is withdrawing or reducing a tenant service (for example, transportation is provided and the landlord is withdrawing that service).

A landlord must use this form if they are applying to the Branch to set the value on a tenant service they are reducing or withdrawing (for example, the landlord is no longer providing transportation services).

A landlord must use this form, or a form of their own that contains all of the prescribed information, to notify tenants of rent increases.

A landlord must use this form, or a form of their own that contains all of the prescribed information, to notify tenants of rent increases.

Landlords must provide all new tenants with a completed Notice to New Tenant form when the tenancy begins. Landlords are required to send a copy of this form to the Residential Tenancies Branch (the Branch).

A landlord must use this form to apply for a rent increase above the amount permitted by the annual rent increase guideline.

Landlords should use this form when allowing a tenant to sublet or assign their tenancy. A copy of the current tenancy agreement should be attached to this form.

The landlord may charge a maximum of $75.00 for an assignment or sublet. 

Landlords must use this form, or a form of their own that contains all of the prescribed information, when renewing a tenancy for a fixed term.

Landlords and tenants can use this form to record the condition of a rental unit at the time of move-in and at the time of move-out.

A landlord must complete this form and provide all required information if they are applying for a rehabilitation scheme.

A landlord must complete this form and provide all required information if they are applying for a rehabilitation scheme for a specified unit.

A landlord must use this form to advise their tenants of a change in landlord.

A landlord must complete this form and provide it to all tenants affected by a rehabilitation scheme.

A landlord should use this form if a tenant has asked for an improvement (for example, air conditioning) to their unit. The landlord must send this application to the Branch.

Tenants are encouraged to use this form if they are ending their tenancy.

A landlord must use this form if they are ending a tenancy for non-payment of rent. This form can be given if the tenant has failed to pay the rent within three days of it being due.

A landlord must use this form to notify a tenant if a service that was included in the rent is being reduced or withdrawn (for example, tenant had basic cable included and the landlord is withdrawing that service).

A landlord must use this form if they are ending a tenancy for non-payment of rent or tenant services charges. This form can be given if the tenant has failed to pay the tenant services charge within three days of it being due.

A landlord must use this form if they are applying to the Branch to set the value on a service they are reducing or withdrawing (for example, the landlord is no longer providing basic cable).

A landlord must use this form if they are ending a tenancy for non-payment of rent, mobile home taxes or license fee. This form can be given if the tenant has failed to pay within three days of the payment being due.

Manitoba Labour Board

Form B-Originally Qualifying Information of Union

Manitoba Labour Board

Form C- Employer's Return Upon Application for Certification

Manitoba Labour Board

Form IX-Application for Cancellation of Certification

Manitoba Labour Board

Form VIII-Application for Cancellation of Certification

Manitoba Labour Board

Form X-Application for Board Determination Under Sections 76(3) and 77 of the Act (Religious Objector)

Manitoba Labour Board

Form XI-Application for Amended Certification

Manitoba Labour Board

Form XII-Application for Settlement of a First Collective Agreement

Manitoba Labour Board

Form XIII-Unfair Labour Practice

Manitoba Labour Board

Form XV-Referral of Grievance Under Section 130 of the Labour Relations Act

Manitoba Labour Board

Form XVII-Application for a Permit under Section 21 (Rule 21(3))

Manitoba Labour Board

Form XX-Application Alleging an Unfair Labour Practice Contrary to Section 20

GET receives many requests to examine, sample, remove and analyze samples from this facility. This notice establishes GET's policies in dealing with these requests.

Use this form for MAKING A CLAIM AGAINST A SECURITY DEPOSIT

Use this form for MAKING A CLAIM AGAINST A TENANT SERVICES SECURITY DEPOSIT