The amount of time an eviction takes in Ontario varies, especially depending on the reason for the eviction. Plus, it’s up to the Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) to schedule a hearing and make a decision if needed. As an example, an eviction because rent hasn't been paid could take up to 75 or 90 days to finish. There are so many factors to consider. For example, say a landlord needs a tenant out because they plan to demolish or renovate the unit. They’ll have to give the tenant 120 days’ notice. So, if the tenant decides to challenge this eviction, it can be a lengthy process. Often, a landlord will first give an eviction notice. Then, depending on the reason for eviction, the tenant can make changes or repayments within seven days. If they don’t, then a landlord will have to apply to the LTB within 30 days of the date on the notice. The LTB will likely schedule a hearing. After the hearing, if the board sides with the landlord, then the sheriff can come to physically evict a tenant any weekday after the board ordered them to move out.