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Lead lender to Sam Mizrahi and Edward Rogers' condo project alleges loan default, requests court-appointed receiver - Vimarsana News

Lead lender to Sam Mizrahi and Edward Rogers' condo project alleges loan default, requests court-appointed receiver

In a Superior Court filing, Duca Financial Services Credit Union Ltd. alleges its $35-million loan is now in default

Regulator's attempt at mining condo owner data called out - Vimarsana News

Regulator's attempt at mining condo owner data called out

Condominium management companies say they have a duty not to share owner email addresses with anyone, let alone a third-party organization such as the Condominium Authority of Ontario

Lawyer says Etobicoke condo board invested $500,000 in crypto exchange - Vimarsana News

Lawyer says Etobicoke condo board invested $500,000 in crypto exchange

Allegation that a Toronto complex violated Ontario’s Condominium Act by investing in a cryptocurrency exchange highlights gaps in protections for condo owners

Ontario government removes chair, treasurer of condo regulator amid conflict-of-interest reports - Vimarsana News

Ontario government removes chair, treasurer of condo regulator amid conflict-of-interest reports

Heather Zordel, chair of the Condominium Authority of Ontario, and Margaret Samuel, who has been on the board since 2019, had their appointments revoked just a week before the authority’s scheduled annual general meeting

An e-voting gaffe, a three-way tie and condo election chaos - Vimarsana News

An e-voting gaffe, a three-way tie and condo election chaos

A Toronto condo board was disrupted after electronic voting system GetQuorum produced an erroneous result at the annual general meeting in May