Notice to end a month-to-month tenancy in Saskatchewan: one full rental month, received before a rental month starts. Find the earliest end date for any notice date.
Earliest the tenancy can end
October 31, 2026
The tenancy can end on October 31, 2026 at the earliest, 46 days after the notice is given. Rent is owed up to and including that day.
| Notice | Written notice, effective no earlier than one month after the landlord receives it. A mailed notice counts as served on the third business day after mailing. |
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| End date | The day before rent is due. With rent due on the 1st, notice the landlord receives by March 31 can end the tenancy April 30; notice received April 1 ends it May 31 at the earliest. |
| Fixed-term leases | A fixed-term lease ends on its end date unless both sides sign a new agreement, so the tenant does not need to give notice. At least two months before the end, the landlord must serve a notice saying whether they will renew and on what terms. |
| Form | No required form for tenants. The notice must be in writing, dated, and give the address and end date. The Office of Residential Tenancies portal has a tenant notice. |
| Disputes | Office of Residential Tenancies |
The calculator takes the date the landlord gets the tenant's notice and the day rent is due, and finds the earliest end date the Saskatchewan rule allows. It covers a month-to-month tenancy ended by the tenant.
First full rental month = the one that starts on the first rent day after the day the notice arrivesEnd date = the last day of that rental month, which is the day before the next rent daySay the landlord receives the tenant's notice on September 15, 2026, and rent is due on the 1st. The earliest the tenancy can end is October 31, 2026, which is 46 days of notice. Rent is owed up to and including that day.
This page explains the general rules for private rentals and is not legal advice. Rules differ for some kinds of housing, and they change. For a specific situation, check with the Office of Residential Tenancies.
Checked against these official sources on September 27, 2026:
Written notice, effective no earlier than one month after the landlord receives it. A mailed notice counts as served on the third business day after mailing.
The day before rent is due. With rent due on the 1st, notice the landlord receives by March 31 can end the tenancy April 30; notice received April 1 ends it May 31 at the earliest.
A fixed-term lease ends on its end date unless both sides sign a new agreement, so the tenant does not need to give notice. At least two months before the end, the landlord must serve a notice saying whether they will renew and on what terms.
No required form for tenants. The notice must be in writing, dated, and give the address and end date. The Office of Residential Tenancies portal has a tenant notice.
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