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Eighty years have passed since WW2 guns fell silent, but the echoes of Canadian sacrifice still linger. In this year's Remembrance Day post, we recall the tragic death of the last Canadian to fall, only inches away from safety, mere hours before the war finally ended. Lest we forget.
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A Toronto condo corporation was in dispute with the tenant of a parking unit over the size of
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Condo owners and residents are required to comply with their condo’s governing documents, which sometimes restricts some of
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In a recent case, the court was asked to rule on the fairness of an upcoming condo election.
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Condo corporations are not-for-profit organizations who rely on owners paying their “condo fees” on time. They also need
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In a recent case, the Superior Court of Justice evicted condo tenants and their dangerous dogs. An interesting
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On March 1st, Ontario will move all of its 34 Public Health Units out of Step-3 measures and
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A recent slip and fall case sheds some light on the risks and pitfalls associated with improperly cleared
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Condo Land has had its fair share of unexpected crises recently: 3 sets of tornadoes in Ontario since
