The Insurance Bureau of Canada says it is talking to B.C. lawmakers about the condo law. We ask why. We also ask why more insurers aren’t providing unit owners the option to buy adequate coverage.
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Study: Young tenants aren’t carrying insurance
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Posted in Financial Issues
According to a recent study by TD Insurance, 47% of Canadian tenants under 35 do not have renter’s insurance.…
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Best of the blogosphere for May 2010
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Posted in Publications & Resources
This month’s collection of the best of the blogosphere contains a blend of the latest news, some time-tested advice and revisiting recurring issues.…
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Recap of 2010 PM Expo Springfest presentation
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Posted in News and Events
Here’s a recap of the presentation “What’s Right and What Needs Improvement in the World of Condos” presented at PM Expo Springfest on April 28.…
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5 lessons from Calgary condo fire
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This month’s news featured a horrifying story of a serious fire at a 159-unit condominium building in Calgary. We’ve come up with 5 lessons from this story.…
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Protect your condominium community against fraud
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Posted in Financial Issues, Governance
In this special guest post, fraud examiner Athena Mailloux offers practical solutions to help condo directors increase their vigilance against fraud.…
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Best of the blogosphere for October 2009
By Chris Jaglowitz on
Posted in Publications & Resources
Here are some of the best condo-related blog entries from October 2009.…
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Educate owners about insurance today
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Posted in Condominium Act, 1998
Today’s entry discusses the critical importance of educating unit owners about the need to obtain adequate insurance for themselves, and offers a number of suggestions to help spread that message effectively.…
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