Rod Escayola
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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Ontario is introducing changes to the Condo Act to provide condo corporations more flexibility to implement virtual meetings
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The Condo Tribunal was recently asked to rule on whether it was reasonable for the condo corporation to
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You’d be surprised how often we’re asked whether condo owners are entitled to get the names and addresses
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Cohabitation between owners occupying their units, those leasing them out and tenants is not always easy. As a
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A recent case out of the Condo Tribunal highlights very important (and costly) lessons for both the owner
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In a recent decision, the Ontario Fire Safety Commission ordered a residential condo corporation to remove all items
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Recent tragic events in the condo industry are raising new (and pressing) questions on condos’ ability to ensure
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In a recent case, the Condo Authority Tribunal had to rule on whether a condo owner could “triple
