STACK LLP officially opens its doors on January 1, 2026. We’re building a smarter, sharper, more connected way to deliver condo law. We’re excited to start working with you in the new year!

Webinar: Must condos close their fitness amenities under Step-2 (Wed. Jan 12 @ 5pm)

Webinar: Must condos close their fitness amenities under Step-2 (Wed. Jan 12 @ 5pm)

Webinar: Must condos close their fitness amenities under Step-2 (Wed. Jan 12 @ 5pm)

There seems to be a lot of confusion (or perhaps a little willful blindness) around what Modified Step 2 means for condos.  Your Condo Adviser team tackled this thorny topic.

Topics

  • Step 2 measures
  • Gathering limits in condos
  • Masks and face covers
  • Screening requirements
  • Short-term rentals and guest suites
  • Elevator etiquette
  • Indoor recreational amenities
  • Indoor sports and recreational fitness amenities

You can read more about these in our blog of earlier this week.

Panelists

The Gowling crew:

  • Rod Escayola (Gowling WLG)
  • Graeme MacPherson (Gowling WLG)
  • David Plotkin (Gowling WLG)

Guests:

  • Nadia Freeman (Capital Integral)
  • Murray Johnson (Crossbridge)
  • Josh Milgrom (Lash Condo Law)

Resources and watch on demand

    • CMRAO: silent on the issue (at the time of publication)
    • CCI Ottawa: silent on the issue at the time of publication
    • Toronto Public Health: Strong recommendation  to close all non-essential common areas such as gyms, pools, spas (whirlpool, hot tubs), playrooms and other high-traffic areas
Image

Rod Escayola

(Founding Partner)

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

category

Subscribe to our blog

Already a Condo Adviser subscriber?
You’re all set. No need to sign up again — we’ve got you covered.

Blog

Recent Blogs

Effective December 31, significant changes will affect how condo owners requisition meetings. Here's everything you need to know.
Drafts, working papers and calculations aren't corporate records. The CAT draws the line between transparency and fishing expedition.
When legal fees are charged back, owners often turn to records requests to see what's behind the charge.