After the CMRAO concluded an investigation related to unlicensed practice at a condominium corporation in Toronto, the following persons were convicted for offences related to unlicensed practice under the Condominium Management Services Act, 2015
Today the government released the regulations and guidance for businesses and organizations to support them in implementing proof of vaccination requirements, which take effect on September 22, 2021. Requiring proof of vaccination will help increase vaccination rates, protect individuals in higher-risk indoor settings, and keep businesses open.
Beginning September 22, 2021, Ontario will require proof of vaccination focused on indoor public settings. All Ontarians who registered their vaccines are encouraged to download their vaccine receipt as proof of their vaccine status until an enhanced vaccine certificate with a QR code is available.
Ontario’s COVID-19 vaccine certificate program will apply to condos that opt-in
A condominium building in downtown Toronto has informed its residents they will now need to prove they are vaccinated against COVID-19 to use its amenities — a move a lawyer warns could be challenged in court.
Out of an abundance of caution, Ontario is pausing its exit from the Roadmap to Reopen. The province will continue to monitor the data to determine when it is safe to exit the Roadmap.
Guidelines layout more restrictive rules for people who have not been vaccinated
Going above and beyond the job description as a condominium manager to help her residents during the pandemic, Lynn Samuels, RCM, is featured in this CTV TorontoTogether story.
A Toronto condo election has turned into a two-year legal saga amid allegations of ballot-box stuffing and intimidation.
As Statistics Canada carries out the 2021 census, several condominium Boards and Property Managers have recently been approached by census officials seeking information about owners and residents.