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- Condos and Public Health Mask Up: It’s Good for You and Your Community
It’s hard to believe we are approaching the one-year mark since the COVID-19 coronavirus was declared a pandemic by the World Health Organization. Public Health agencies around the world, including Canada, Ontario and Toronto Public Health, laid out guidelines for our protection and to stop the spre … Read more »
- Condos and Cameras: You Want to Install Security Cameras … Where?
Resident safety and security are of utmost importance in our condominium communities regardless of the size of the property or whether in a small town or larger urban setting. The following question was posed by a condominium corporation board of directors: Can the corporation install surveillance c … Read more »
- Say Goodbye to Proxies – Ministry Submissions by Feb. 8th, 2021
Since November 2017, when the Condominium Act was amended to allow telephone and electronic voting, there have been posts and articles written by many naysayers. These critics oppose any change to allow for an unfamiliar voting process and continue to resist any movement away from the use of a proxy … Read more »
- Webinar Jan. 13 at 5pm- Vaccine is here and what should Condo Corporations do?COVID-19
I am looking forward to starting 2021 with our monthly discussions with Rod Escayola and the CondoAdviser/CondoVirus group. There will be an update on some new changes impacting condo corporations. Topics: COVID update What are the restrictions under the current provincial lockdown? Can condos requ … Read more »
- Condo Lawsuits – New Protocols for Snow and Ice Injuries
We previously blogged about insurance companies not wanting to provide coverage to snow and ice removal service providers. We noted that Bill 118 was trying to address some of the underlying concerns. Bill 118 received royal assent on December 8, 2020, but the changes are not exactly what those in t … Read more »