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- Ottawa Police Service Launches New Community Safety Data Portal to Help Communities Stay Safe and Informed
The Ottawa Police Service (OPS) has just recently launched its new Community Safety Data Portal. The portal allows members of the public to view, download, and interact with data released by the OPS. This makes police activity, information, and data released by the OPS more accessible to the Ottawa … Read more »
- Episode 37 – Halloween Edition – Scariest Condo Cases
If you missed the Halloween edition of our latest Condo Crunch webinar, it is now available as the latest episode of our Condopedia podcast. In this episode, Mitch, Victoria, and Jim discuss some of the “scariest” cases in condominium law! The speakers in order of presentation are: Mitch Robinson (a … Read more »
- Episode 36 – Status Certificates – A Comprehensive Guide
If you missed our September 26 discussion about status certificates, it is now available as the latest episode of our Condopedia podcast. The speakers in order of presentation are: Jessica Weick (starts at 1:14) Christy Allen (starts at 9:37) Victoria Craine (starts at 20:21) As always, Nancy Houle … Read more »
- The CAT Does Not Have Jurisdiction to Deal With Repair and Maintenance
In the case of Tarski v. YRSCC 1179, the Applicant complained about noise from the mechanical room above his penthouse unit. The Tribunal said that the complaint fell within the condominium corporation’s duties to maintain and repair the common elements, which fell outside the Tribunal’s jurisdictio … Read more »
- Complaints Must Be Reasonably Expressed
In the case of YCC 444 v. Ryan, an owner (Ms. Ryan) made complaints about another resident who was smoking. The condominium corporation dealt with the smoker, and the smoker ultimately agreed to use reasonable efforts to prevent the smoke from being transmitted to the common elements and other units … Read more »