CCI Huronia Blog
February 8, 2024 - Blog Post
Author: Sonja Hodis, Hodis Law
Author: Sonja Hodis, Hodis Law
Enforcing Breaches
Enforcing breaches of the condo’s rules (found in the Condominium Act or your governing documents) in relation to exclusive use common elements (EUCE) is no different that enforcing breaches generally. However, you may have specific rules that deal only with EUCE.
December 1, 2023 - Blog Post
Author: Ashley Lamb – Barrie Condo Corner – Condominium Focused Realtor
Author: Ashley Lamb – Barrie Condo Corner – Condominium Focused Realtor
Common Elements vs Exclusive-use Common Elements
Common elements in a condominium are the shared areas in the community that belong to all unit owners. These could include: lobbies, hallways, stairwells, garbage areas, community bike storage, visitors parking, and all exterior property grounds and gardens, party room, exercise facilities, pools, change rooms, hot tubs, tennis courts, video rooms, libraries, and billiard rooms.
November 23, 2022 - Blog Post
Author: Debbie Dale, MCRS Property Management
Author: Debbie Dale, MCRS Property Management
Back to the Basics – Common Expense Fees
There are a few different techniques to eliminate the fear of inevitable condominium fee increases.
November 23, 2022 - Blog Post
Author: Jon Juffs, McIntosh Perry
Author: Jon Juffs, McIntosh Perry
Condominium Operations
When it comes to condominium operations, there really are two financial areas to know about – and the more you know about them the less you will fear the changes that inevitably arise with them.
October 31, 2022 - Blog Post
Author: Jeff Struewing, Shore To Slope Management Services Inc.
Author: Jeff Struewing, Shore To Slope Management Services Inc.
Condo Boards and Special Assessments
Condominiums often struggle when faced with an unexpected major repair or replacement.
October 31, 2022 - Blog Post
Author: Patricia Elia, Elia Associates PC
Author: Patricia Elia, Elia Associates PC
Legal Impacts of Special Assessments
Special assessments, to be honest, can be scary. Why? Because it is a demand for cash that is not expected because it is over and above the budget requirements for cash.
December 14, 2021 - Blog Post
Author: Sonja Hodis, Hodis Law
Author: Sonja Hodis, Hodis Law
CAT’s Evolution – January 1, 2022 sees a further expansion of their jurisdiction
The Condominium Authority Tribunal (commonly known as CAT) has gone through quite an evolution since its inception which occurred as a result of the 2017 changes to the Condominium Act (the “Act”).
October 28, 2021 - Blog Post
Author: Rolly Mechler, Elevator One Inc. - Sales & Marketing Manager
Author: Rolly Mechler, Elevator One Inc. - Sales & Marketing Manager
Top 5 Elevator Safety Tips
Elevators are critical pieces of any apartment or condo as they transport precious cargo (people) every day.
October 27, 2021 - Blog Post
Author: Ashley Winberg, Elia Associates PC
Author: Ashley Winberg, Elia Associates PC
Water Safety and Your Condo
Residing in a condominium that is situated on a lake or has a hot tub, pool and/or pond is a huge perk in the summer months but comes with significant risk and potential liability.
October 26, 2021 - Blog Post
Author: Patricia Elia, Elia Associates PC
Author: Patricia Elia, Elia Associates PC
Common Element Etiquette
As we emerge back into society, we thought the following common element etiquette rules would be helpful.
October 26, 2021 - Blog Post
Author: Michele Farley, FCS Fire Consulting Services Ltd.
Author: Michele Farley, FCS Fire Consulting Services Ltd.