A selection of important articles and podcasts from our team
A recent CAT decision shows the difficulties a condominium corporation can face when tasked to balance competing disabilities in relation to a service animal.
As our readers know, our firm started the Great Eastern-Ontario Condo Contest. Question #5 can be found here!
A recent decision of the Condominium Authority Tribunal (CAT) is a nice example of the steps that can be taken to “reinstate a lost restriction”.
A recent decision of the Condominium Authority Tribunal (CAT) provides helpful guidance about steps that may to taken to again enforce a “no-pets” provision which was not fully enforced in the past.
As our readers know, our firm started the Great Eastern-Ontario Condo Contest. Question #4 can be found here!
Podcast:
Episode 21 – Tarion Mini-Series Episode 2 of 4
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In the second part of our Tarion mini-series, Cheryll and David delve deeper into the 1st and 2nd year warranties.
The Condominium Authority Tribunal (CAT) has confirmed the right of a condominium corporation to pursue its own separate enforcement rights against a landlord and tenant even when the landlord has made application against the non-compliant tenant before the Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB).
As our readers know, our firm started the Great Eastern-Ontario Condo Contest. Question #3 can be found here!
Podcast:
Episode 20 - A General Overview of the Tarion Warranty Process
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In our latest podcast episode, Melinda and David discuss the new home warranty program generally and provide some general takeaways for Condominium Boards to consider
James Davidson and Nancy Houle recently wrote an aritcle for publication by Condo Business Magazine on the potential cost of
As our readers know, our firm started the Great Eastern-Ontario Condo Contest. Question #2 can be found here!
Under the regulation for Reporting of Energy Consumption and Water Use, large building owners are required to report their building’s energy and water use annually. Beginning in 2023, buildings which measure 50,000 square feet (in gross floor area) or larger must report this consumption for the previous calendar year.
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