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How Ontario's Condominium Act treats balconies as exclusive-use common elements: who maintains and repairs them, corporation access for restoration, owner alterations under section 98, and the balcony rules boards can make.
What the Ontario Fire Code requires of condo corporations and boards: fire safety plans, supervisory staff and drills, alarm testing and records, Toronto plan updates, and the 2026 carbon monoxide and penalty changes.
Ontario sets no percentage cap on condo fee increases. How the Condominium Act ties fees to the budget and reserve fund, what notice looks like, and what owners can do.
A step-by-step guide for Ontario condo boards on handling owner records requests under section 55: forms, the 30-day response, fees, exemptions and CAT records disputes.
A plain-language guide for Ontario condo boards on how the declaration, by-laws and rules fit together under the Condominium Act, 1998, which one prevails, and who can change each.
A practical due-diligence guide for Ontario condo boards on checking CMRAO licences, reading Google reviews, calling references, confirming ACMO2000 claims, and testing insurance and portfolio statements before hiring a manager.
A practical guide for Ontario condo boards on what board meeting minutes should record, how conflicts and closed sessions are handled, how long minutes must be kept, and how to respond when an owner asks to see them.
Ensuring accessibility for all residents is not just a legal obligation but a cornerstone of inclusive community living. For condominium boards in Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area, understanding and implementing the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) is paramount. This strategic guide offers comprehensive insights into AODA compliance for Toronto condominiums, empowering boards to create truly accessible environments.