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We also offer an answer to this age-old question: “How may lawyers does it take
In a recent entry on the Toronto Neighbourhoods and Real Estate blog Move Smartly, lawyer 
Rachel Loizos offers some wise advice for prospective condo purchasers: "Before you commit to purchasing a condo unit, make sure you have reviewed the rules."
She then lists the rules that most commonly affect purchasers and goes on
The newly-transformed Art Gallery of Ontario opens its doors this weekend. The Globe and Mail reports that the final ($276 million) product has met with the approval of its designer and world-famous architect, Frank Gehry, although he would make a few changes if more money was available.
At about this time a year ago
Condo managers and directors can find good news in the April 2008 Ontario Superior Court decision in MTCC 932 v. Lahrkamp, [2008] O.J. No. 3885. This was a case brought by a condominium corporation against a “self-styled watchdog” unit owner who, while opposing lobby renovations, made repeated requests for records and then
The 12th Annual Condominium Conference, held this past Friday and Saturday in Markham, was a great success and very-well attended. Congratulations to CCI-Toronto and ACMO!
Among the most anticipated regular features of this conference is the legal expert panel, with their bizarre stories from the trenches and headscratcher court cases. This year’s panel