Ontario LTB Orders, by the numbers
49,269 public Landlord and Tenant Board orders were published to Ontario’s Open Data catalogue for January 2025 – June 2026. Here is what the public record shows — factual counts only, nothing inferred.
49,269
Public orders on record
January 2025 – June 2026
84%
Landlord applications
41,576 orders
49%
Eviction — non-payment of rent (L1)
24,259 orders · the single most common
Where the orders are
Top municipalities by number of public LTB orders, January 2025 – June 2026.
- Toronto6,888
- North York2,920
- Ottawa2,854
- London2,320
- Hamilton2,261
- Mississauga2,140
- Scarborough2,089
- Brampton1,625
- Etobicoke1,585
- Windsor1,253
- Kitchener1,142
- Oshawa1,133
What they were about
The most common application types. Labels describe what was filed under the Residential Tenancies Act — the public dataset carries no ruling, so nothing here implies an outcome.
- L1Eviction — non-payment of rent24,259 · 49%
- L2Eviction — notice-based grounds6,359 · 13%
- L4Breach of a settlement or LTB order6,256 · 13%
- T2Tenant rights — entry, harassment or interference2,601 · 5%
- T1Money the landlord owes (rebate)1,311 · 3%
- T6Maintenance and repairs1,270 · 3%
- L1;L2Other application1,104 · 2%
- L10Money owed by a former tenant1,064 · 2%
About this data
Every figure above is a direct count of records in the Tribunals Ontario public order catalogue, published as open data by the Government of Ontario and covering January 2025 – June 2026. DistrictIQ adds no ratings, risk scores, or conclusions, and does not offer tenant-name lookup. Counts reflect the public record as published and update as Ontario releases new data.