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  • Episode 58: The 2026 DHA Summer Q&A

    If you missed our June 30, 2026 DHA Summer Q&A, it is now available as the latest episode of our Condopedia podcast. In this packed episode, the DHA team goes through a variety of questions sent to us by our listeners and readers. The topics and speakers are as follows: 1. Melinda Andrews- Enforcing … Read more »

  • CAT Declines to order owner to stop smoking on balcony

    In the case of Waterloo Standard Condominium Corporation No. 697 v. Kozhani, Kozhani, the condominium corporation alleged that the Respondent owners were not in compliance with the Corporation’s Rules respecting use of visitors parking and also were not in compliance with the Corporation’s “no … Read more »

  • Episode 57: Spring Cleaning

    If you missed our May 22, 2026, Condo Crunch addressing Spring Cleaning, it is now available as the latest episode of our Condopedia podcast.The topics and speakers are as follows: Simon Brick- Swimming Pools (starting at 1:16) Sandra Koljuskov- Outdoor Gatherings (starting at 13:23) Melinda Andrews … Read more »

  • Celebrate DHA’s Growth at the CCIEO Kingston Conference!

    We are proud to share some exciting milestones in the continued growth of Davidson Houle Allen LLP’s Condominium Law practice. As most of our followers know, Cheryll Wood joined DHA as a Partner in the Summer of 2025.We are now also pleased to announce that Melinda Andrews and Victoria Craine hav … Read more »

  • No-Pets Rule Prevails: CAT upholds compliance

    In York Condominium Corporation No. 288 v. Archambeau, Sardouk (2025 ONCAT 137), the Condominium Authority Tribunal upheld a strict no-pets policy by ordering a dog’s permanent removal after rejecting an emotional support animal claim based on unverifiable medical notes.  The CAT also awarded the … Read more »