Payday loans by province.
Choose your province on the map or find your city to explore local borrowing rules.

Payday loans Manitoba
A 30% net-pay limit and a 48-hour cancellation right. Understand the calculation before choosing an amount.
Read the Manitoba guide
Payday loans Alberta
Instalment repayment over 42 to 62 days is a key feature of Alberta payday lending.
Read the Alberta guide
Payday loans British Columbia
Check the 50% income limit and the cancellation period before accepting a BC payday loan.
Read the British Columbia guide
Payday loans Ontario
A 50% net-income limit, two business days to cancel and extended-plan rules for repeated borrowing.
Read the Ontario guide
Payday loans Saskatchewan
Loans are limited to 50% of take-home pay, with one loan at a time and FCAA licensing.
Read the Saskatchewan guide
Payday loans Nova Scotia
Check the lender permit, the total cost and any late-payment terms before signing.
Read the Nova Scotia guide
Payday loans New Brunswick
Online and out-of-province payday lenders must be licensed to serve New Brunswick borrowers.
Read the New Brunswick guide
Payday loans Prince Edward Island
Understand the cooling-off period and how to give notice if you decide to cancel.
Read the Prince Edward Island guide
Payday loans Newfoundland and Labrador
Check the lender identity, licence number, APR and payment schedule in the written agreement.
Read the Newfoundland and Labrador guideFind the guide for your city.
Provincial rules are the starting point for a city search. These links take you to the relevant provincial guide, not a branch listing.
