When a director joins the condo board, it is not uncommon to sense tension between the newcomer and the current members at first. Experience suggests this tension is usually the result of the new board member taking the position of there is a new sheriff in town,...
Written by Shlomo Sharon and Vaishali Taylor The Ontario government is preparing to license both condominium managers and management companies. But until it rolls out the Condominium Management Services Act, the industry remains unregulated. In the absence of...
At some point in its life, a condominium corporation is likely to face issues in which the owners want to have their say or at least be made aware of. These events can include changes to the corporation's assets, bylaws, common elements or services. They can also...
