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QueensPark.jpg8480 Condominiums in Ontario
As of March 6th, 2008 there were 8480 registered condominiums in Ontario.  For a breakdown based on location please click HERE .  The numbers were provided by the Ontario Government.
 
law.jpgThe 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...
 
articlesS.jpgThe 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.
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Letter from Ministry of Consumer Services Print E-mail
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As you know, Ontario ’s Condominium Act, 1998 (the “Act”) protects buyers and owners of condominiums in this province and enhances consumer confidence in the province’s marketplace.  The Ontario Government wants to learn from condominium owners across the province about their experiences with condo buying and living.

Our online survey, posted at www.ontario.ca/condos , asks condo owners about the experiences they’ve had with condo buying, as well as with their condo corporations, boards of directors, repairs and maintenance, reserve funds and dispute resolution.  The survey also provides condo owners with information about their rights and responsibilities.  The survey results are intended to provide a broad snapshot of Ontarians’ experiences so we can better understand the needs of condo owners.  This information may be used to guide further research or policy development in the future.  

I encourage you to promote this survey to condo owners in your membership by distributing copies of the attached flyer through your office(s) and mailing lists.  The Ontario government is committed to a fair, safe and informed condominium marketplace. To see more, please click HERE

 

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