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Winter 2023 Issue
With over 12,000 condominium corporations and just over 2,530 General Licensed managers in Ontario, the condominium management industry struggles to meet the needs of a growing demand. This edition of CM magazine focuses on the cause of the shortage and attracting, hiring, training, and retaining good managers in the challenging condominium management profession.

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Engaging Experiences with Digital Signage

Technology to Manage Business and Life

Feature || Peter Pietrzkiewicz


Leveraging Your Skills to Achieve Progression

Fundamentals of Management

Feature || Craig McMillan, RCM


Retain a Personal Touch with a Tech Focus

Fundamentals of Management

Feature || Peter Pietrzkiewicz


Crossing Over into Condominium Management

Fundamentals of Management

Feature || Benjamin Tabesh; Matthew Reijerkerk


Budget Prep Tips

Fundamentals of Management

Feature || Daniel Perez-Arteaga, RCM


Change with the Times

Fundamentals of Management

Feature || Tony Seljak, RCM


Next Generation Managers

Fundamentals of Management

Feature || Melissa Kirkaldie, RCM


The Ethical Manager

Fundamentals of Management

Feature || Ann Horruzey, RCM


A Discussion of Value

Get the Best of Your Board – Management Relationship

Feature || Shlomo Sharon, Carla Guthrie, Michael Holmes

Until recently, the minimum requirements to be a board member were the following:


Promote Rapport

within Your Communities

Feature || Vince Bennett

Why can’t we all get along? This is a question every condominium manager will ask throughout the course of their career. 


“Breaking Bad” in Condos

Won’t Keep the Peace

Feature || Rosemary Sangiorgio

In a perfect condominium, all that live on the property abide by the Rules and there is no need to issue violation letters or to verbally remind people of said Rules. We all know perfection does not exist, but perhaps working towards that objective can greatly improve and contribute to the goal of harmonious living among residents on a property.


To Infinity and Beyond

With Mediation, the Possibilities are Endless

Feature || Marc Bhalla

Unlike all other formal dispute resolution processes, mediation focuses on the parties – those involved in conflict coming together and working together to find a mutually acceptable outcome. 


Why Strong

Relationships Matter

Feature || Andrea Lusk

No Man is an Island, Entire of Itself.


How to Make Condominium Management

a Sought-After Career Choice

Feature || Dan Fried, Yawar Khan

Condominium development has occurred at a tremendous rate in Canada and in Ontario over the last ten years. At this time there are about 1.3 million people who own 587,000 units in Ontario alone. 


Strategies for Dealing

with Difficult People

Feature || Dipta Baidya, Jackie Stavert, Darryl Norrie, Sean Wilde, Nicholas Chirametli, Melody Roche

Condominium living is community living and there are elements which one must adhere to that sometimes could be a nuisance and make one behave in a way which is out of character.