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Condo New Articles
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Tax Auditors target condo sellers in hunt for "flippers"
Honest Advertising for condo projects
2 more drug labs found in Scarborough Highrise
Ont Government Stricter Requirements for Balcony Glass
CANADA.COM
Condo Buyers Research Builder - National Post
CONDO BUSINESS REMI NETWORK
Honest Advertising for Condo Projects
GLOBAL NEWS TORONTO
Condo-shopping? Be wary of window repair cost
METRO NEWS
Changes to Condo Act will offer greater protection Liberals say
Toronto Condo Fraud: Embezzlement, Kickbacks and bid-rigging
MISSISSAUGA NEWS
Realtor Rallies Disgruntled Condo Owners
Fraud Allegations Shock Condo Owners
Mississauga business welcomes Trudeau with hesitation
City lets Mayors' Caucus take lead on land transfer tax
Condo Life means pared-down seasonal decorating
Expert to Province: Tread carefully with Condominium Act Revision
Mississauga's real estate sector expects another good year ahead
COA pres says Condo Act revisions don't go far enough
Significant number of Marilyn Monroe condo units being sold
Condo Act Review lobbyist calls for more owners to join the fight
Interest groups divided over condo act lobbying efforts
OMB rejection won't deter Oakville homebuilder says Realtor
NATIONAL POST
Condo Buyers - by Helen Morris, National Post
NEWS RELEASE PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT
Building a Better Condominium Act
QP Briefing - Queen's park
REM REAL ESTATE MAGAZINE remonline.com
Ontario moves to License Condo Managers
SIMCOE COUNTY
Vaughan condo fire leaves owners in limbo
THE SPEC - Hamilton - thespec.com
Strong United Voice Would Help Protect Condo Owners
TORONTO SUN
Understanding Condo Insurance - Condo Hero
Mississauga Condo Owners now two months without elevators
TORONTO STAR
Property Manager bilked $20 M in condo fraud
Condo Life means pared-down seasonal decorating
Toronto Star Queens Park - Changes to Condo Act will offer protection
Cost of Gridlock - is that condo parking spot becoming an albatross
Condo Owners should have more say, panel recommends
TORONTO ist
Will Condo -Dwellers have a say this election?
TORONTO MORTGAGE GROUP.COM
OTHER REPORTS & ARTICLES
Condo Conundrum by Ted Kesik, PH.D. P.Eng UofT
Can Highly Glazed Building Facades be Green? by John Straube, University of Waterloo
YOUR WARD NEWS
Round Two in the Condo Bullpen
TV NEWS
CP24 NEWS
New Ont. rules aim to prevent glass falling from balconies
Glass falls from condo, stretch of Bay Street closed
High-rises making firefighting harder, Stewart Says
Woman injured by falling glass - Street closed by falling glass
City Inspectors called in after glass falls from building
CBC NEWS - THE NATIONAL
Throw away Buildings - The slow-motion failure of Toronto's glass condos
Throw away Buildings - Thermal Window Failure: How it Happens
Fallen condo glass being investigated
Window pane falls from Ottawa Condo Balcony - Ottawa CBC News
DOCUMENTARY FILMS
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CBC Condo Game Documentary Click Here "The Condo Game Info"
Note: COA Founder President worked with Bountiful Films on this Documentary
News Articles
DocZone CBC Condo Game is a hit
CBC The DocZone episode called The Condo Game is a CBC documentary that examines behind the scenes of the fast growing Condominium market in Toronto, Ontario. Warning bells are ringing on certain building, construction issues and the first hand experience of some condo owners.
Linda Pinizzotto, Founder President of the Condo Owners Association is seen being interviewed about the potential long term problems and how COA can help. She is also shown on her radio show interviewing a Condo Owners, COA Director and Mortgage consultant. The condo owner had a very serious issue which caused her to lose her property because of extensive legal bills and a bad board of directors. Click to Watch Condo game - http://www.cbc.ca/doczone?episodes/the-condo-game
The Condo Game only enforces why it is important for all condo owners to register with the Condo Owners Association. Condominiums are here to stay and owners need the political and strong voice of an Association. The Condo Game focuses on construction, new build and deficiencies but it goes deeper than that especially without a Condo Act that protects Condo Owners.
NEWS ARTICLES
Tax Auditors target condo sellers in hunt for "flippers"
Honest Advertising for condo projects
2 more drug labs found in Scarborough Highrise
Ont Government Stricter Requirements for Balcony Glass
CANADA.COM
Condo Buyers Research Builder - National Post
CONDO BUSINESS REMI NETWORK
Honest Advertising for Condo Projects
Global News Toronto
Condo-shopping? Be wary of window repair cost
METRO NEWS
Changes to Condo Act will offer greater protection Liberals say
2013 September - Toronto Condo Fraud: Embezzlement, Kickbacks and bid-rigging
MISSISSAUGA NEWS
Realtor Rallies Disgruntled Condo Owners
Fraud Allegations Shock Condo Owners
Mississauga business welcomes Trudeau with hesitation
City lets Mayors' Caucus take lead on land transfer tax
Condo Life means pared-down seasonal decorating
Expert to Province: Tread carefully with Condominium Act Revision
Mississauga's real estate sector expects another good year ahead
COA pres says Condo Act revisions don't go far enough
Significant number of Marilyn Monroe condo units being sold
Condo Act Review lobbyist calls for more owners to join the fight
Interest groups divided over condo act lobbying efforts
OMB rejection won't deter Oakville homebuilder says Realtor
NATIONAL POST
Condo Buyers - by Helen Morris, National Post
NEWS RELEASE PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT
Building a Better Condominium Act
QP Briefing - Queen's park
REM REAL ESTATE MAGAZINE remonline.com
Ontario moves to License Condo Managers
SIMCOE COUNTY
Vaughan condo fire leaves owners in limbo
THE SPEC - Hamilton - thespec.com
Strong United Voice Would Help Protect Condo Owners
TORONTO SUN
** 2012 Sept - Understanding Condo Insurance - Condo Hero
2011 Sep - Fraud Allegations Shock Condo Owners
2013 Sep - Mississauga Condo Owners now two months without elevators
TORONTO STAR
Property Manager bilked $20 M in condo fraud
Condo Life means pared-down seasonal decorating
Toronto Star Queens Park - Changes to Condo Act will offer protection
Cost of Gridlock - is that condo parking spot becoming an albatross
Condo Owners should have more say, panel recommends
TORONTO ist
Will Condo -Dwellers have a say this election?
TORONTO MORTGAGE GROUP.COM
OTHER NEWSPAPERS / MAGAZINES / ARTICLES
Condo Conundrum by Ted Kesik, PH.D. P.Eng - Professor of Building Science UofT
Can Highly Glazed Building Facades be Green? by John Straube, Bldg Science consultant, University of Waterloo
YOUR WARD NEWS
Round Two in the Condo Bullpen
TELEVISION NEWS
CP24
New Ont. rules aim to prevent glass falling from balconies
Glass falls from condo, stretch of Bay Street closed
High-rises making firefighting harder, Stewart Says
Woman injured by falling glass - Street closed by falling glass
City Inspectors called in after glass falls from building
CBC
Throw away Buildings - The slow-motion failure of Toronto's glass condos
Throw away Buildings - Thermal Window Failure: How it Happens
Fallen condo glass being investigated
Window pane falls from Ottawa Condo Balcony - Ottawa CBC News
DOCUMENTARY FILMS
CBC
CBC Condo Game Documentary Click Here "The Condo Game Info"
Note: COA Founder President worked with Bountiful Films on this Documentary
Electronic Services of Documents
Electronic Communication
A formal electronic service for Documents allows an excellent communication to owners while also reducing costs. s will increase under the “new” Act. Corporations may be able to reduce cost (and save trees) by switching to electronic communications. Here is how.
Communication Requirement with Owners
The most common method for condo corporations to distribute Annual General Manager packages and or other Notices of meetings and proposed Rules is through the mail system however in some condominiums their declaration or by laws allows electronic communication or they have written approval from the owner . These types of communications will continue to be required under the “new” act. The cost of these communications through mail can add up to a substantial cost and corporations may prefer to choose an alternate method of service, for instance emails so the "new" act provides for many forms of communication. For instance, twice a year, an Information Certificate to all owners is mandated. Any of the following would be allowed:
Address of Service Under the “Current” Act
Under the “current” Act, any notice required to be given to owners shall be in writing and given to each owner at their address of service. The term “address of service” is not defined under the current Act, but such service can be done:
- by delivering the notice personally to each owner;
- by sending by prepaid mail to the owner’s address for service (the address held on record by the corporation);
- by facsimile transmission, electronic mail or any other electronic communication only if the owner has agreed in writing to such method;
- by delivey to the owner’s unit or at the unit’s mail box (provided the owner has requested in writing that service not be done in this matter or unless the corporation has a different address on record.
The Act states that owners would have to provide authorization in order to switch to service by email
How to Switch to Electronic Service Under the “New” Condo Act
Under the “new” Act, all owners are required to advise their condo corporation of their name and address of service. [namely the Existing owners the Corporation and the address on record when the “new” Act come into force]. Owners have the option to change the address of service any time and with this option the Corporations must maintain their records and keep them up to date.
Corporations can provide formal notices to owners by email or other electronic communication if the owners has signs and authorizes an agreement in writing for electronic communications. The corporation must keep this statement on file with the corporation’s records. The agreement can be done as follows:
First Method
Similar to the Current Condo Act:
- The board can pass a resolution confirming the method of electronic communication to be used; AND
- The owner (or mortgagee) has to confirm in writing, they agree to service in an electronic method form of communication is sufficient for service under the Act.
Second Method
The second method is for all Owners to sign an Agreement to Electronic Delivery, available online under the forms of the New Condo Act
Electronic Delivery of Information Certificates
Corporations will be able to deliver Information Certificates the traditional way (by mail, by personal delivery, by delivery to the unit or by email provided that the owners have agreed to it, the First Method noted above). Another more efficient way could be to post these Certificates: on a website and to simply send a notice of posting.
It is imperative that the Owners must be able to save and print the content of the communication. Any notice of posting has to be in accordance with the new condo act form “Notice of on-line posting of Information Certificate“. This form will is available now and includes the state how the posting can be accessed and, identifies how an owner can obtain a paper copy, via printing methods. It is also advisable to have a password protected system
The sooner that each Corporation prepares themselves to ensure that the new condo act is followed and owners have provided the proper form authorizing the use of electronic communications - the better.
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- Insuranceland "Our Family, Protecting Your Family"
- International Home & Garden Show
- Clorox Canada – Glad
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Condo Owners Association accepts no responsibility for any loss or dissatisfaction arising from any our endorsed services, these recommendations are strictly provided as a goodwill nature. Please ask the COA about incentives programs that Condo Owners may experience through Related Services Companies.
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The Condo Owners Association is a non profit Association who represents and advocates on behalf of Condo Owners and Condo Buyers to ensure better governance, accountability and operations of condo communities. COA Mississauga is a Division of COA Ontario.
- COA Mississauga is a Division of the Condo Owners Association Ontario
- There are 11 Districts in Mississauga (known as Wards/Provincial Ridings)
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Transportation
Transportation Information: The Hurontario-Main Light Rail Transit (LRT) project. Mayor Crombie was joined by Transportation Minister Steven Del Duca, Minister of Finance Charles Sousa, Brampton Mayor Linda Jeffrey, Metrolinx President and CEO Bruce McCuaig, various Mississauga MPs and MPPs as well as City of Mississauga Council Members to announce that the Hurontario-Main Light Rail Transit (LRT) plan will receive full provincial funding amounting to $1.6 billion. Please find below a sampling of select media coverage generated from the announcement as well as Mayor Crombie’s interview on CP24 and CBC Metro Morning.
To learn more about the Hurontario-Main Light Rail Transit Project, please visit: http://lrt-mississauga.brampton.ca/EN/Pages/Welcome.aspx
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How do I know what my condo insurance covers?
Recently, Allstate Insurance Company of Canada and Abacus Data released some research that shows many condo owners are lacking critical knowledge about their insurance coverage, which could lead to costly mistakes.
Here are some of the major findings:
· 61 per cent of Canadian condominium ("Condo") owners don't know or incorrectly assume their building's insurance will cover damage to another unit from water or fire that originated in their unit
· 74 per cent of Canadians looking to purchase a condo in the next few years don't know what their personal insurance cover versus what the condo corporation’s insurance should cover.
· Only 39 per cent of condo owners and 26 per cent of condo buyers know that the belongings of a roommate or boarder are not covered under their personal condo insurance policies.
· 21 per cent of condo owners are not aware that the condo corporation's insurance is responsible for incidents like falling concrete and shattering glass from condominiums.
As a condo owner, there are things you can do to make sure you are protected:
- · Ask your condo board or management company to explain what the building’s insurance policy does or does not cover.
- · Talk to your insurance agent about your policy. Being properly covered can prevent your getting stuck with the bill if your condominium’s policy falls short.
- · Remember that damage done to your car in a garage or belongings in a storage locker are covered under your personal policy and not the building’s policy so you should ensure your coverage properly protects your car and any items you have stored in your locker.
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