Rod Escayola
Condo owners may not have the final say over renovations inside their units. A recent court decision confirms that unauthorized work can lead to demolition orders, remediation costs, and significant legal expenses.
Graeme MacPherson
As we all know by now, in October 2020 the Condominium Authority Tribunal (CAT) increased its jurisdiction to
Graeme MacPherson
As many of our readers know, on October 1, 2020 the Condominium Authority Tribunal (also known as the
Graeme MacPherson
The CAT recently released a very interesting case with a lot of useful information packed into it, including
Graeme MacPherson
A recently released decision from the Condominium Authority Tribunal (CAT) shed some light on an interesting question: can
Graeme MacPherson
As many of our readers know, in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Provincial Government had amended the
Graeme MacPherson
The City of Toronto has launched a new online registration system for short-term rental operators who rent their
Graeme MacPherson
As many of our readers know, under section 134 of the Condominium Act, when a condo corporation successfully
Graeme MacPherson
As we all know, COVID-19 and its financial effects have been very tough on Ontarians across the province.
