The Condo Act is changing yet again and these latest reforms will have significant implications for condo corporations, boards, managers, and owners alike.
Join us at noon on November 25 and get ready for 2027!
Title: Changes to the Condo Act (again). Get ready for 2027!
Date: November 25, 2026
Time: Noon
CPE Accredited: 1 hour
Speakers: Rod Escayola, Jason Rivait, Josh Milgrom
On this webinar, we will explore three major reforms that are poised to reshape condo governance in Ontario:
1. The End of the Owner-Occupied Director Position
The familiar owner-occupied director position is being replaced by a new “non-leased voting unit position”. New eligibility requirements, voting considerations, and administrative responsibilities for condominium corporations and managers.
… and new forms
2. A Complete Overhaul of Requisitioned Meetings
What may be the most significant governance reform in years, the requisition process is being fundamentally redesigned. New mandatory forms, strict timelines, correction procedures, and enhanced documentation requirements will affect how corporations, boards, and owners navigate requisitioned meetings.
3. Important Changes at the CAT
The CAT’s jurisdiction continues to expand to include future authority over certain requisition and meeting-related disputes. The webinar will also discuss recent changes affecting representation before the CAT and what they mean for condo managers and boards.
The Act and the CAT are changing.
Don’t be left behind!
