Loan agreement guides by province and city

Find LendRight guides for creating private loan agreements between family and friends across Canada. Every guide covers the local rules that matter — the court that hears a dispute, the limitation period, the age of majority — with the same free-to-draft agreement builder underneath.

Provinces & territories

The rules that make a loan agreement enforceable are set provincially and federally — start with your province's guide.

OntarioSmall claims to $50,000 · 2-year limitation British ColumbiaCRT & small claims · age of majority 19 AlbertaCivil claims to $100,000 ManitobaSmall claims to $15,000 SaskatchewanSmall claims to $30,000 Nova ScotiaSmall claims to $25,000 · age 19 New BrunswickSmall claims to $20,000 · age 19 Prince Edward IslandSmall claims to $16,000 Newfoundland & LabradorSmall claims to $25,000 · age 19 YukonSmall claims to $25,000 · age 19 Northwest TerritoriesCivil claims to $35,000 · age 19 NunavutNunavut Court of Justice · age 19

Quebec operates under civil law and isn't supported yet — Quebec support is coming.

Cities

City guides add the local picture: which courthouse hears your claim, typical loan sizes, and the patterns we see locally.

Ontario

Toronto Mississauga Brampton Ottawa Hamilton Markham Vaughan Richmond Hill Oakville Burlington Milton Halton Hills Oshawa

British Columbia

Vancouver

Alberta

Calgary Edmonton

Saskatchewan

Saskatoon

Manitoba

Winnipeg

Nova Scotia

Halifax

Don't see your city? The agreement works anywhere in the supported provinces and territories — your province's guide covers the rules that apply to you.