Emotions are running high at two CityPlace buildings after the condominium corporation started enforcing a…
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Condo Board Disclosure
Some interesting issues have cropped up recently around “Candidate Disclosure” requirements for candidates running for…
Condo Authority Tribunal-Tips
The 2017 amendments to the Condominium Act, 1998 (the “Act”) created the Condominium Authority Tribunal…
Condo Sets Up Registry for Cannabis Users
It was recently reported in the media that a Mississauga condominium corporation enacted a rule…
Condo Owners Responsible for Elevator Costs
There isn’t a day that goes by where elevators don’t come up in a conversation…
Electronic Voting- 6 myths – the Facts
Electronic Voting has been adopted by many condominium corporations, so it is time to dispel…
Condo Corporation Procurement – Timing is Everything
While some of the amendments to the Condominium Act have been in force for almost…
Court Orders Condo Owner to Enter into Section 98 Agreement
After a condo unit owner constructed a backyard deck on the common elements abutting the…
Condo Corporation Not Responsible for Parking Garage Vandalism – A Recent Case
In a recent case, Friedich v. MTCC No. 1018, a condominium resident unsuccessfully sued the…
Court Declares that Condo Developer Made Inadequate Disclosure of Material Changes and Acted Oppressively
In a recent decision, TSCC No. 2051 v. Georgian Clairlea Inc., the Ontario Court of…
