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Canadian Alliance for Condominium Owners' Rights |
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As Provincial Governments do not enforce their own "condominium" laws, much less commit to a "central registry of Condominium Corporations", CAFCOR felt compelled to find out exactly how many Corporations there are in Ontario. A CAFCOR member spent an entire day and a half on the telephone with every single "Land Registry" and "Land Titles" Office in the Province. The result? As of February 7th, 2007, In Ontario alone there were 8,636 registered Condominium Corporations. ....
The Canadian Alliance for Condominium Owners' Rights has
been founded to ensure that unit Owners have a collective voice at the
table. We are an organization of unit Owners dedicated to the service
of all unit Owners.
As of February 7th, 2007, In Ontario alone there were 8,636 registered Condominium Corporations.
 Being the Owner of a condominium unit, you will be well aware
of the need for changes to the current Legislation and Regulations in
the areas of "access to records", "reserve funding and expenditures",
"access by Owners to timely and affordable dispute resolution
mechanisms", "use of proxies", "election and terms of directors",
"accountability of Boards" and "enforcement of provisions of the Act"
by the Ministry of Government Services (see "a Message from the Government of Ontario" above).
As we are the Owners of our units and Corporations, it is very
important that our concerns be included in any review of the Act by the
government. The Administration of the Condominium Act is funded by our
money, and our money only.
The Canadian Alliance for Condominium Owners' Rights has
been founded to ensure that unit Owners have a collective voice at the
table. We are an organization of unit Owners dedicated to the service
of all unit Owners. The governments of Ontario and of other provinces
will not take the concerns of Owners seriously unless we can
demonstrate a concerted effort to come together in considerable
numbers. It is to this end that we invite you to join us in our effort
to bring effective and positive changes to the Acts of each Province
and Territory in order to protect our Owner interests and investments.
Please encourage the Owners in your Corporation to join as well and
feel free to contact us anytime with your suggestions, comments,
questions or concerns.
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8480 Condominiums in Ontario
The High Price Of Condominium Arbitration. A condominium is a community of people with common interests and the theory is that the community should try to resolve disputes by agreement rather than the adversarial process. Mediation is seen as a “win-win” process which allows disputes to be resolved by a communication process leading to a common understanding of the needs of the condominium community. Read more...
The minutes of Board meetings are important legal documents, yet many Corporations do not pay enough attention to them. Some Corporations put far too much detail in them, while other Boards keep minutes that do not accurately or completely reflect the Board's decisions. The purpose of the minutes is to provide a permanent legal record of the actions of the Board.