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Fall 2025 Issue
This issue explores how condo boards and managers can adapt to evolving regulations, technology, and resident expectations and offers insights to ensure effective governance and improved resident satisfaction in a rapidly changing environment.

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Designing for the Downpour: Adapting Condominium Drainage Infrastructure to Ontario’s Changing Rainfall Patterns

The Future of Condominium Management

Your Condo || Kaezad Wania, P.Eng.

Ontario's rainfall patterns are changing. Across the province, short, intense downpours are becoming more frequent, placing stress on building drainage systems that were never designed to handle such volume. For condominium buildings, the result is all too familiar: flooded basements, sump pump failures, backflow into sewer systems, and costly damage to mechanical, electrical and building infrastructure. The need to adapt is no longer a distant concern; it is a pressing reality.


The Painful Transition to a Mature Condo Building

The Future of Condominium Management

Your Condo || Nick Sinclair, RCM

At the heart of our management philosophy is the belief that condo owners are seeking peace of mind. Our goal is to guide our condos to maturity, where all building systems have been replaced at least once, they have adequate reserve contributions, and a large minimum balance in their reserve fund, minimizing the risk of special assessments. 


RCM Profile

Kirsten Bahlieda, RCM, OLCM

RCM Profiles || Kirsten Bahlieda, RCM, OLCM

Recognizing condominium management professionals who have achieved a higher standard.