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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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We have, in the recent past, blogged about the Boily case. In this Ottawa case, a board of
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We previously blogged about the Boily case involving a dispute between some owners and the directors of a
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Sometimes a board of directors has no choice but to levy a special assessment in order to proceed
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Property managers and condominium corporations should take noise complaints seriously or risk facing serious financial consequences. In a
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There is a great deal of confusion surrounding who is responsible to repair a condominium unit after damage.
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In a recent decision, the Superior Court of Justice was once again asked to determine whether a condominium
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Condo fees are the lifeblood of condominiums. One owner’s failure to pay his share of common expenses causes
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Recently, owners living in an exclusive condominium complex downtown asked me whether there was anything that could be
