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State and city measures may require electric vehicle-charging capabilities at residential buildings

Condo owner was told because debris is personal property, its owner must get it off the roof. Is that right?

Judge rules that 'fulsome disclosure' is needed of any potential for additional assessments or costs

A Superior Court ruling in November cost a Mississauga condominium corporation more than $50,000, plus its own legal bills, for failing to act reasonably in considering an owner’s renovation requests.

It failed to consider these fairly, take his concerns seriously, and provide timely responses and decisions during the process, explains Bob Aaron.

It failed to consider these fairly, take his concerns seriously, and provide timely responses and decisions during the process, explains Bob Aaron.

It failed to consider these fairly, take his concerns seriously, and provide timely responses and decisions during the process, explains Bob Aaron.

Couple asking for more time for 14-year-old Nikita, as condo board serves notice to “remove additional dog,” enforcing building one-animal rule

Says action needed to stop abuse by tenants of short-let apartments

Couple asking for more time for 14-year-old Nikita, as condo board serves notice to “remove additional dog,” enforcing building one-animal rule