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Rod Escayola
Despite the province’s vaillant efforts, proxies continue to cause confusion and to foster distrust. One of the questions
Rod Escayola
In a recent Ottawa case, the courts clarified how condo corporations are to calculate the minimum 10-day notice
Rod Escayola
As the old saying goes, “You catch more flies with honey than you do with vinegar.” For my
Rod Escayola
Common expenses (commonly referred to as “condo fees”) are a recurring grievance for those living in condos. They
Rod Escayola
In what may be the first case of its kind (at least as it pertains to cannabis), the
Rod Escayola
In a recent decision, the court analyzed the circumstances under which a condo corporation must notify its owners
Rod Escayola
Our last post on whether condo owners could access Board emails triggered quite the reaction from our readers.
Rod Escayola
As most of our readers know, condominium by-laws in Ontario can only be adopted if approved by at
Rod Escayola
Earlier this month, the Condo Authority Tribunal (CAT) ruled on whether owners have a right to get copies
Rod Escayola
Despite the province’s vaillant efforts, proxies continue to cause confusion and to foster distrust. One of the questions
Rod Escayola
In a recent Ottawa case, the courts clarified how condo corporations are to calculate the minimum 10-day notice
Rod Escayola
As the old saying goes, “You catch more flies with honey than you do with vinegar.” For my
Rod Escayola
Common expenses (commonly referred to as “condo fees”) are a recurring grievance for those living in condos. They
Rod Escayola
In what may be the first case of its kind (at least as it pertains to cannabis), the
Rod Escayola
In a recent decision, the court analyzed the circumstances under which a condo corporation must notify its owners
Rod Escayola
Our last post on whether condo owners could access Board emails triggered quite the reaction from our readers.
Rod Escayola
As most of our readers know, condominium by-laws in Ontario can only be adopted if approved by at
Rod Escayola
Earlier this month, the Condo Authority Tribunal (CAT) ruled on whether owners have a right to get copies
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You’re all set. No need to sign up again — we’ve got you covered.
by: Rod Escayola | September 30, 2025
