Month: September 2025
Notices of lien during the postal strike
The looming strike at Canada Post presents unique challenges for condo corporations needing to serve notices. For instance, this strike may affect the corporation’s ability to provide notices of lien or notices of meeting. The Condo Act provides various alternatives to mail service. This post explores these options.
Condo Conflicts: when does rudeness cross the line into harassment?
Disputes between neighbours in a condo setting are regrettably somewhat common. These disputes often involve disagreements, which can occasionally result in unpleasant interactions and rudeness. But at which point does rudeness cross the line into harassment? This is the question that the CAT recently answered in the Holloway case.
Webinar! Maintenance Plan: Myth or Reality?
New webinar. The topic? The ever-so-elusive Maintenance Plan! We’ve all heard of it. Everyone talks about it. Some even swear they’ve seen one in the wild. But for most condo directors (and managers), the elusive Maintenance Plan feels more like a unicorn than a working document. Well, it’s time to separate myth from reality. If you’ve ever […]
Elder Abuse and Removing a Disruptive Occupant
In a recent decision, the Ontario Superior Court permanently banned an individual from occupying or even visiting a condominium unit due to repeated harassment and elder abuse concerns. The case, YRCC No. 570 v. Edery, underscores the responsibilities of condo boards to ensure resident safety and enforce compliance under the Act. Key Facts Kathryn Edery, […]