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Ontario’s Condo Authority Tribunal (CAT) issued another decision leading to the eviction of a pet who was allowed
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A recent decision out of the CAT has helped clarify what types of matters corporations and owners can
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This coming Sunday evening to Tuesday evening (Sept.29-Oct.1), this CondoAdviser contributor will be logging off and spending 2
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Only days before the legalization of cannabis, the Human Rights Commission of Ontario has issued a Policy Statement
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An Ontario woman recently launched a human rights complaint against the municipality of Cornwall over its policies preventing
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Last week, the government of Canada introduced legislation to legalize and regulate the possession, production and use of
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In this post, we discussed two recent cases where the courts have had to make the difficult decision
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We already blogged on smoking restrictions in common elements and on exclusive-use balconies. But what about smoking in
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I wrote about “Peaches”, an “overweight” dog who was permanently evicted from the condominium corporation because the occupants
