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B.C. Government Enters into Agreement with Airbnb to Collect Taxes
The government of British Columbia recently announced that it has entered into an agreement with Airbnb which will see Airbnb collecting 8% provincial…
Short-Term Rentals in Condos
For those condo buildings that allow short-term rentals, the challenge is ensuring that the rules are complied with and having a mechanism to enforce …
Fight for Emotional Support Squirrel in Condominium
A Florida man is fighting his condo association to keep his pet squirrel, Brutus. He claims that the squirrel is an emotional support animal that hel…
Short-Term Tenancy Update – City of Toronto Approves New Regulations
Last week Toronto City Council approved recommendations to create a new by-law regulating short-term stays in Toronto. We blogged earlier about the re…
Electric Vehicle Charging in Condominiums – Public Comment Sought on Proposed Regulations
The Ontario Government recently released proposed regulations under the Condominium Act, 1998 (the “Act”) to facilitate the charging of electric vehic…
Denise Lash on BNN – Breaking Condo Rules
Holiday decorations, parking your motorcycle in your parking spot, smoking marijuana on your balcony, having a home office and listing your uni…
Condo Corporation Enters into Agreement with Airbnb to Regulate Short-Term Rentals
A downtown Toronto condominium is the first condominium corporation in Canada to enter into an agreement with Airbnb to regulate short-term rentals. T…
City of Toronto Releases Reports Recommending Short-Term Rental Regulations
The City of Toronto has released two reports recommending short-term rental regulations, one dealing with zoning by-law amendments and the other recom…
Access to Condominium Records Changes November 1
Effective November 1, 2017, new procedures under the amended Condominium Act, 1998 (the “Act”) and amended Ontario Regulation 48/01 will govern how co…