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Please see CCI Toronto’s Legislative Newsflash re Airbnb Class Action Settlement. If your condo has suffered misuse of your common elements because of Airbnb operations conducted at your property contrary to the rules and without consent of the board of directors, you might qualify to participate in this Airbnb settlement.  Keep in mind that only...

As if there was any doubt, Canada Revenue Agency has been closely watching condominium corporations and other non-profit entities to see how much money is potentially escaping taxation. This undertaking has a big name and big acronym: Non-Profit Organization Risk Identification Project (“NPORIP”). Through an access to information request filed 2 years ago, charity lawyer...

The first half of 2014 brought a bumper crop of condo-related court and tribunal cases from across Canada.   The race for the top 10 cases of the year is heating up! ONSC nixes unit owner’s case vs condo & bd over previously-litigated issues. Good discus’n re liability of directors. http://canlii.ca/t/g23p8  HRTO: For giving condo a...

Following the close of Stage 1 of Ontario's Condo Act Review in December 2012, a findings report was issued in January 2013 and is available for review. Comments on that report are requested by March 11, 2013.

According to a recent study by TD Insurance, 47% of Canadian tenants under 35 do not have renter's insurance.

Just in time for Canada Day, a new law is effective dealing with the display of our national flag.

To help fight for condo corporations and their unit owners, the Canadian Condominium Institute is looking to gather info on CRA's proposed move to treat certain rental income streams as taxable. See if you can help out.

From all of us at Ontario Condo Law Blog, a very happy Fourth of July to all our American friends and neighbours.

We were thrilled that our blog won the CLawBie for Best Practice Group Blog of the year.

There has been plenty of interesting condo-related stuff on the Twittersphere from September 30 to November 2, 2010.

Here's a smattering of news/commentary entries from our twitterfeed from August 1 to September 30, 2010, sorted by region.

There was plenty of great condo-related stuff in the blogosphere in February. Here is some of the best.

This week is National Volunteer Week. Take a moment to stop and thank the volunteer directors and committee members that help make our condominium communities a better place to live.

In December 2008, the Supreme Court of Canada released its reasons in the case of BCE Inc. v. 1976 Debentureholders. The decision contains critically important lessons for condominium directors.

One of Canada's foremost environmental law practitioners has posted a short but thoughtful blog entry on indoor air quality in homes.

The 20th edition of the ever-expanding PM Expo show is on this week, starting today until Friday, at Metro Toronto Convention Centre. From the organizers: As Canada’s largest annual property management exposition and conference, the Show will facilitate the exchange of ideas, best practices, and product knowledge that will provide you with strategies and cost...