Manitoba announced regulatory changes on October 20 reducing by 40% the capital expenses landlords may pass through in approved increases above the annual rent guideline. A separate policy change took effect immediately so tenants need not pay a disputed increase before the Residential Tenancies Branch rules, affecting landlords' applications and tenants' interim payments.
Manitoba announced regulatory changes on October 20 reducing by 40% the capital expenses landlords may pass through in approved increases above the annual rent guideline. A separate policy change took effect immediately so tenants need not pay a disputed increase before the Residential Tenancies Branch rules, affecting landlords' applications and tenants' interim payments.
Original source: Government of Manitoba, October 20, 2026.
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