<human>: Give me the gist of the text in a nutshell

I live in Ontario, Canada

So this morning while I was getting ready for work, my landlord comes by and tells me verbally that he will be evicting me soon so that he can move in.  He told me that he just separated from his wife and by moving here it would be cheaper for him.

I happen to live in an apartment where there is only 1 unit upstairs, and downstairs is the water/salt business he partly owns and runs (as far as I know of).  So I would assume that the building itself would be considered commercial.

I told him that I don't agree with this decision, it's not my problem nor my responsibility.  But so far as it stands it was solely verbal.

I've been in this space for almost 3 years now, I do not want to leave.  I was here before the landlord even bought the business from the previous owner.  

I have 60 days to find a place starting at the end of the month.  He told me that he's already seen a place somewhere else and would be willing to help me move out.  I declined.  I'm not moving.  Especially for such a bullshit reason.  Take responsibility, man up to your actions and leave me the fuck out of this.

So redditors, what can I do to fight this?  Looking for some pseudo-legal advice before I contact a local lawyer.

Thanks in advance
<bot>: Getting evicted, landlord wants to move in cause he just separated from his wife and would be cheaper for him, co owns the business downstairs, verbal notice only so far.  I'm not moving, I've made that clear.