TREADSTONE LAW · ONTARIO · DIGITAL LEGAL SERVICES · EST. MMXXI ·TSL
Licensed by the Law Society of OntarioFlat fees published upfrontWe reply to messages within 1 business daySign in
Learn/Ask a Lawyer/Real Estate/Where Is the Landlord…
Real Estate

Where Is the Landlord and Tenant Board Office for Timmins and Northern Ontario?

TSL Written by the Treadstone Law Team· Updated November 13, 2026

You do not generally need to travel to an LTB office to take part in a hearing from Timmins or elsewhere in northern Ontario. LTB hearings are held by Zoom video or telephone, in writing, or in person, and in-person hearings are scheduled only on approved accommodation requests.

This page cannot confirm which office handles northern files, so check with the LTB before sending anything. Filing does not depend on being near an office, though: many applications, including L1, L2, L3, L4, L9, L10, T1, T2, T5 and T6, can be filed through the Tribunals Ontario Portal, and most others by email with online payment, or by mail or courier.

If you cannot take part electronically, ask early. To change from a written or electronic hearing, you must show that an in-person hearing is needed for a Human Rights Code-related need, or that an electronic hearing would likely cause significant prejudice and an unfair hearing. Parties should join at least 15 minutes early. Evidence must generally be disclosed at least 7 business days before the hearing.

Key takeaways

  • LTB hearings are virtual by Zoom video or telephone, written, or in person.
  • In-person hearings are scheduled only on approved accommodation requests.
  • Many applications can be filed through the Tribunals Ontario Portal, and most others by email with online payment, or by mail or courier.
  • Evidence must generally be disclosed at least 7 business days before the hearing.
This is general information, not legal advice. It doesn’t create a lawyer–client relationship, and the rules can change. For advice on your situation, a Treadstone real estate lawyer can help.

Go deeper

Sources

Links go to official government, court and regulator pages. The law changes — confirm you are reading the current version.

Still have questions?

Search our answers, or send yours to a Treadstone lawyer — we answer in plain language.

All answersStart a File →