CondoVirus Webinar: “The Long and Winding Road” – April 29

CondoVirus Webinar: “The Long and Winding Road” – April 29

CondoVirus Webinar: “The Long and Winding Road” – April 29

CondoVirus Webinar: “The Long and Winding Road”

Episode 7 – April 29

Topics: 

  • Legal Enigma
    • The province has adopted an urgent order in council:
      • Postponing all AGMs
      • Allowing for e-meeting and e-voting
      • Authorizing electronic communications
      • Permitting virtual board meetings
    • What does it all mean for you?
      • To call or not to call your AGM?
      • How to ensure a secure, transparent, productive and compliant meeting?
      • Do you still need a e-meeting and e-voting by-law?
  • Engineering Stumper
    • Which sign of building distress should not be ignored during the pandemic?
    • Have your papers in order for “essential work”
  • Safety/Security Riddle
    • How to deal with emergency crisis during the pandemic?
    • What have we learned from the recent condo fires?
  • Management Puzzle
    • Volunteer work
    • Yearly spring projects
    • Explaining what is “essential”
    • Technology struggle
  • Financial mystery
    • New Federal rent subsidy: does it apply to condos?

Speakers:

  • Brian Antman (Adams Miles LLP)
  • Sandy Foulds (CCI / Wilson Blanchard Management)
  • Katherine Gow (ACMO)
  • Rod Escayola (Gowling WLG)
  • Denise Lash (Community Association Institute (Canada) /Lash Condo Law)
  • Graeme MacPherson (Gowling WLG)
  • David Plotkin (Gowling WLG)
  • Jason Reid (National Life Safety Group)
  • Justin Tudor (Keller Engineering)

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Founding partner and the original CondoAdviser, Rod bridges law, governance and community.

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