Why is my rent increase blocked?

Some province rules stop the increase outright, with no checkbox. Fix the amount or date to clear them:

1. Alberta: no increase during a fixed term ("Alberta does not allow a rent increase during a fixed term..."). Pick a date after the term ends.
2. Newfoundland and Labrador: no increase during a fixed term, and the date must be the first day of a rental period (the lease's rent day).
3. Nova Scotia: above the 5% cap for existing tenants (applies through 2027-12-31).
4. New Brunswick: above 9%, the most an officer can approve ("Lower it to 9% or less.").
5. Prince Edward Island: more than 3 points above the allowable increase, the most a Director order can allow.
6. Any province except New Brunswick: less than 12 months after the last served or applied increase on this lease ("The last increase took effect on <date>. <Province> allows the next one from <date>.").