Tribunal Orders Condominium Corporation to Pay Penalty for Delayed Records A Niagara condo owner recently took their vacant land condominium corporation to the Condominium Authority Tribunal after waiting months to receive requested records. The owner had submitted a request in

We were thrilled to attend this year’s AMO Conference in Ottawa, where we connected with municipal officials and leaders from across Ontario who are working to shape strong, thriving communities. We particularly enjoyed connecting with our fellow Administrative Authority

Landlord Held Responsible for Noise Complaints in Toronto Condo A Toronto condo corporation recently went to the Condominium Authority Tribunal after repeated late-night noise complaints about a unit. Security staff confirmed seven disturbances between January and March 2025,

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Tribunal Orders Owner to Stop Smoking and Pay Costs in Hamilton Condo A Hamilton condominium corporation recently brought a case to the Condominium Authority Tribunal after receiving repeated complaints about smoke and odour coming from a unit. One of the three unit owners lived

Tribunal Dismisses Noise Complaint After Condo Corporation Complied with Settlement Agreement A Toronto condo owner recently brought their condominium corporation back to the Condominium Authority Tribunal, claiming the corporation failed to follow through on a previous

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Happy Labour Day, Ontario! Enjoy your long weekend. 🌻 #CondoLiving #LongWeekend #CAOCommunity

CAT dismisses harassment case after finding online posts do not meet legal standard of annoyance or disruption. A Halton condominium corporation brought a case before the Tribunal claiming that a resident violated its harassment rule by posting critical and offensive content

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A Toronto condo owner had their case dismissed over a dispute involving bicycles and hallway use A Toronto condo owner had their case dismissed by the Condominium Authority Tribunal after raising concerns about how they were treated by the condo manager when pushing bicycles

Let’s talk condos! Invite CAO to your next event. Hosting an event for condo owners, board directors or other community members? You can now invite CAO staff to speak to your guests using our new request form! Whether your audience wants to learn about condo living, governance,

🗓️ Mark your calendars! The CAO's virtual Annual Meeting is happening on Oct. 1, and you’re invited to join us via Zoom! This is an opportunity to: ✔️ Hear updates from the CAO’s leadership team and Board Chair ✔️ Learn more about condo living in Ontario ✔️ Participate in a

A Burlington condo owner had their harassment complaint against another owner and former board member dismissed A condo owner brought a case against another resident and former board member, alleging that three incidents breached the corporation’s harassment rule and amounted

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📢 2024-2025 Annual Report Now Live! The Condominium Authority of Ontario’s Annual Report is here. Explore our highlights, key initiatives, and the impact of our work this past year as we continue to serve Ontario’s condo communities. Read the full report here:

🗓️ Tomorrow's the day! The CAO's virtual Annual Meeting is happening on Oct. 1, and you’re invited to join us via Zoom! 🏢 ⁠ ⁠ This is an opportunity to:⁠ Hear updates from the CAO’s leadership team and Board Chair⁠, learn more about condo living in Ontario⁠ and participate

An Ottawa condo owner was partially successful in their records case after the Tribunal found the corporation’s list of owners and mortgagees was incomplete but not refused An Ottawa condo owner brought a case after receiving multiple versions of a requested list of owners and

🍂 Happy Thanksgiving long weekend! 🍁 As we gather to celebrate and enjoy our long weekend, let’s also keep our condo communities clean and be mindful of our neighbours. Remember to follow your condo’s guidelines for garbage and waste management to keep our shared spaces tidy

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