Prince Edward Island Eviction Laws (2026)
PEI tenancies are administered by the Island Regulatory and Appeals Commission (IRAC). Notices use prescribed forms; IRAC adjudicates disputes and issues orders. PEI also has rent control.
Governing law: Residential Tenancy Act, R.S.P.E.I. (in force 2023)
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IRAC
The Island Regulatory and Appeals Commission administers residential tenancies, holds hearings, and issues orders.
Non-payment
For unpaid rent, the landlord serves the prescribed notice; the tenant can usually remedy by paying within the period.
For-cause notices
Damage, disturbance, or breach support termination on prescribed timelines.
Landlord's own use
Ending a tenancy for the landlord's or a family member's use requires the prescribed notice and good faith; bad faith is penalized.
Enforcement
IRAC orders are enforced legally, not by self-help.
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