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Are “Drafts” Condominium Records?
When a board or management receives a records request from an owner, the first step…
Providing Mortgagees Access to Units
A recent cost endorsement of Justice Bordin in the unreported decision of CIBC Mortgages Inc.…
Candidate Disclosure Obligations
Under the Condominium Act, 1998 (the “Act“) individuals running for election to a condominium’s board of…
Managing Rising Insurance Premiums: What Condo Board Members and Managers Need to Know
Condominium corporations are facing increasing challenges as insurance premiums continue to rise. In response, many…
A Holiday Shout-Out to Rod Escayola: The King of Condo Cheer
Before diving into our festive condo tale, we’d like to dedicate this post to none…
Why Condo Corporations Should Regularly Review Employment Contracts
A recent article in Condo Business outlines the key reasons why condo corporations should take…
Holiday Decorations in Condos
The holiday season brings joy, community spirit, and festive decorations, but it can also present…
Comparing the U.S. Election to a Condo Election: Key Similarities and Differences
When most people think of elections, the intense debates, party lines, and media attention of…
Policies vs. Rules: Time to Change your Rules
A recent CAT decision stresses the importance of incorporating policies into rules otherwise those policies…
