About privacy A landlord can enter a unit without written notice if: * there is an emergency, like a fire, * the tenant allows the landlord in, * a care home tenant agreed in writing to let the landlord do " bed checks." A landlord can enter a rental unit without written notice, between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. if: * the rental agreement requires the landlord to clean the unit – unless the agreement allows different hours for cleaning, * a notice of termination has been given by either the landlord or tenant, or there is an agreement to terminate the tenancy, and the landlord wants to show the unit to a potential new tenant (although notice is not required, the landlord must try to tell the tenant before entering for this reason). A landlord can enter between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m., and only if 24 hours written notice is given to the tenant: * to make repairs or do work in the unit, * to allow a potential purchaser, insurer or lender to view the unit, * to allow an inspection by an engineer or architect or similar professional for a proposed conversion under the Condominium Act, * for any reasonable purpose allowed by the rental agreement. Terminating a tenancy