Today, I called the Waterloo Regional Police Department's non-emergency number to ask some questions about how the eviction process will work if I lose my case at the landlord tenant board and become subject to enforcement action by the Sheriff. Upon reaching someone, I learned that they were unable to answer my questions and that it would be more appropriate to specifically call the Sheriff's office.
Next, I called the Kitchener Sheriff's office to ask my questions.
Below, you will find a paraphrased version of what I can recall from memory about the conversation. This is not legal advise, and it does not represent the official position of the Sheriff. The paraphrased information below could also contain mistakes if I heard or understood something incorrectly:
Q: Is it possible that I could miss the entire process without getting a notification if the LTB hearing notice gets lost in the mail, and I lose the case because of this? Could the Sheriff show up at my door unexpectedly?
A: There would be at least one notice mailed to you from the [court/sheriff/attorney general?] through regular postal mail.
Q: How long after an eviction order is issued by the LTB does it take to actually get the Sheriff knocking at my door ordering me to leave?
A: Cannot provide a specific answer to this question. It depends on many factors and can vary for each individual. Please consult legal advise.
Q: What would happen I refuse to vacate when Sheriff comes? Is this considered a criminal act?
A: Cannot provide a specific answer to this question. It depends on many factors. Please consult legal advise.
Q: When can the landlord throw out my stuff?
A: You will have 72 hours to get your stuff if ordered to vacate by the Sheriff.
I asked several other questions, but was strongly advised to seek professional legal advice instead.