When the City of Toronto first enacted its mandatory mask by-laws, condominiums were noticeably exempt. But after much feedback, the City of Toronto has amended its mandatory mask by-law to require masks in interior condo common elements such as hallways and elevators. By August 5, all Toronto condominium corporations must adopt a mandatory mask policy.
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Welcome to Stage 3, Toronto: What this means for your condominium
By Tony Bui on
Posted in COVID, News and Events
The Leafs are back on the ice, the Raptors are looking strong as they gear up to defend their championship and the Jays have taken flight. Things are looking good for Toronto and it doesn’t stop with our sports.
On July 29, 2020, the Ontario government announced that Toronto will be joining its neighbours by moving into Stage 3 of the Province’s reopening plans (unfortunately for our friends in Windsor, they must wait a little longer). Many are excited for the relaxed restrictions and some are rightfully hesitant to assume things are “back to normal”. But what exactly does Phase 3 mean for condominiums across the province?
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Something smells here . . .
By Chris Jaglowitz on
Posted in Buying and Selling, Living Together
A recent Toronto Star story highlights the tension between the rapid expansion of condo developments in areas of our city previously dominated by manufacturing plants but still have operations that impact the surrounding area.…
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Swing into election mode with CCI-T town hall events
By Chris Jaglowitz on
Posted in News and Events
With the Ontario general election now underway, it’s time to focus on the issues and decide who should lead our province for the next four years. Be sure to attend CCI-Toronto’s town hall events this month.…
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Hoarding in condo units: Aftermath of 200 Wellesley fire
By Chris Jaglowitz on
Posted in Maintenance & Repairs
Thanks to the September 2010 fire at 200 Wellesley Street, condominium corporations now have another option for addressing the difficult and uncomfortable subject of hoarding in multi-unit residential buildings.…
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Toronto’s lessons in cost-cutting
By Chris Jaglowitz on
Posted in Financial Issues
The latest development in Toronto Mayor Rob Ford’s campaign to stop the gravy train raises some useful thoughts for condo corporations trying to tighten their belts.…
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Special event for condo directors: CCI-T Networking Dinner
By Chris Jaglowitz on
Posted in News and Events
Here’s a great opportunity for Toronto-area condo directors to network with directors from other condos to share ideas and strategies and to spend quality time with Toronto’s top condo lawyers.…
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City offers energy conservation assistance
By Chris Jaglowitz on
Posted in News and Events, The Environment
Is your condo corporation interested in achieving greater energy savings? If so, check out the “TowerWise” program offered by the Toronto Atmospheric Fund, an agency of the City. News release attached.…
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Toronto mayoral candidates to debate condo issues
By Chris Jaglowitz on
Posted in News and Events
Don’t miss this unique opportunity to hear the Toronto mayoral candidates debate issues that affect condo unit owners. Register today for the event on September 30. Space is limited.…
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Condo units on the block in Toronto tax sale
By Chris Jaglowitz on
Posted in News and Events
A dozen condo units are up for grabs in a Toronto tax sale. Tenders are due on November 13, 2009.…
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