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Condo managers, mark your calendars! New rules for owner-requisitioned meetings take effect December 31, 2026, with CAT’...
10/10/2026

Condo managers, mark your calendars!

New rules for owner-requisitioned meetings take effect December 31, 2026, with CAT’s expanded jurisdiction following July 1, 2027.

Know the changes. Start the checklist.

If you are a condominium manager, an owner requisitioning a meeting is probably not the email you are hoping to find in your inbox. And starting December 31, 2026, the requirements for owner-requis…

A meeting many newly registered condo corporations miss.There’s an important deadline in the first few months after regi...
10/02/2026

A meeting many newly registered condo corporations miss.

There’s an important deadline in the first few months after registration and it’s easy to overlook.

Most property managers know about the turn-over meeting. Far fewer know that the Condominium Act, 1998 requires a separate owners’ meeting within three months of registration. A turn-over mee…

When was the last time your condo rules got a reality check?Condo living has changed. Have your rules kept up?
09/10/2026

When was the last time your condo rules got a reality check?
Condo living has changed. Have your rules kept up?

Most condominium rules get written once, near the time the building registers, and then sit untouched for years. Boards renew insurance every year and review reserve funds every three. Rules often …

What did you miss this summer in condo law?A lot.We’ve pulled together our latest blogs on the issues Boards and manager...
08/27/2026

What did you miss this summer in condo law?

A lot.

We’ve pulled together our latest blogs on the issues Boards and managers are dealing with right now.

Take a look. You may find something that matters to your condo.

Summer has a way of getting busy – board meetings, AGMs, vacations, and the day-to-day of running a condominium community can push blog reading down the priority list. If you missed any of ou…

New condo law alert. If your board ignores a requisition for 20 days, that silence now counts as agreeing to call the me...
07/28/2026

New condo law alert. If your board ignores a requisition for 20 days, that silence now counts as agreeing to call the meeting. Big changes coming for owners’ meetings, and the deadlines are tight on both sides. Full breakdown on our blog.

The government has set two dates for changes to the Condominium Act that affect how owners’ meetings are called. On December 31, 2026, a new set of rules for owners’ meetings comes into…

Condo elections are one of the most important governance responsibilities of a condominium corporation.A little preparat...
07/23/2026

Condo elections are one of the most important governance responsibilities of a condominium corporation.

A little preparation can go a long way in helping the meeting run smoothly and giving owners confidence in the outcome. If your corporation has an upcoming election, take a few minutes to read our latest blog for practical tips.

AGM season brings out the best in engaged owners. It also brings out scenarios that no one planned for. A situation we see regularly: an owner who missed the nomination deadline decides to campaign…

New blog post for boards and managers!Occupancy concerns are on the rise in Ontario condos. Many boards are trying to ad...
06/18/2026

New blog post for boards and managers!

Occupancy concerns are on the rise in Ontario condos. Many boards are trying to address them through rules, but setting a hard limit on the number of occupants usually requires a by-law. The difference matters a lot when it comes time to enforce.

Our latest post explains what you need to know before taking any steps. Check it out at lashcondolaw.com and share with your board or management team!

Occupancy issues are coming up more often in condominiums. Boards are dealing with concerns around overcrowding, short‑term rentals, rooming‑house style arrangements, and the resulting impact on no…

Does your condo need to pass a by-law? Getting enough owners to vote in favour can be one of the trickiest parts of cond...
06/03/2026

Does your condo need to pass a by-law? Getting enough owners to vote in favour can be one of the trickiest parts of condo governance, especially when owners are off-site, disengaged, or unsure what they are even voting on. Our team has put together 7 tips to help boards succeed, including how to communicate the why behind a by-law, how to use townhalls and FAQs effectively, and how electronic voting can make a real difference. Check it out at the link below!

Most condo by-laws require a majority of units to vote in favour of the by-law for it to pass. Even in small condo corps, this can be a challenging task with off-site absentee owners, owners not un…

One owner. Two refusals. A building-wide waterproofing project derailed and a legal battle that ended with the owner per...
05/22/2026

One owner. Two refusals. A building-wide waterproofing project derailed and a legal battle that ended with the owner personally liable for the costs. This case has important lessons for every condo board and manager.

In Peel Standard Condominium Corporation No. 745 v. Voitenko, the Superior Court addressed a dispute arising from a condo corporation’s statutory obligation to maintain common elements specifically…

Is your condo building ready for the delivery boom?Parcels piling up, food delivery drivers accessing residential floors...
05/07/2026

Is your condo building ready for the delivery boom?
Parcels piling up, food delivery drivers accessing residential floors, it’s become an everyday reality. But most corporations have no legal obligation to accept packages, and unscreened delivery drivers are a genuine security concern.
A clear policy protects your building, your staff, and your residents. Our latest blog explains what every board and manager should know.

Parcels piling up, food delivery drivers accessing residential floors — it’s become an everyday reality. But most corporations have no legal obligation to accept packages, and unscreened delivery drivers are a genuine security concern.
A clear policy protects your building, your staff, and your residents. Our latest blog explains what every board and manager should know.

If you live in a condominium, chances are something is being delivered to your building almost every day. Packages from online retailers, groceries, meal kits, and restaurant orders have become par…

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