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
Last week, Ontario reviewed and reduced its list of “essential services”. Doing so, it reviewed which business could
Graeme MacPherson
As many of you Condo Geeks know, there are many planned changes to the Condominium Act that are
Graeme MacPherson
As we have posted time and time again, it is very important for condo corporations to treat owners
Graeme MacPherson
Breaking news for anyone who has ever attempted to fill out one of the Government of Ontario’s condo
Graeme MacPherson
The decision of CCC 476 v Wong, 2019 ONSC 4207 released this past summer has provided some clarity
Graeme MacPherson
A recent court decision, Temedio v NNCC No. 6, reminds condominium corporation to be reasonable and measured when
Graeme MacPherson
It is easy to forget that condominium corporations don’t simply run themselves. They are run by people. Volunteers
Graeme MacPherson
As we come out of the tail end of this year’s second or third winter (I’ve lost count),
