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Fall 2026 Issue
This issue focuses on maximizing the lifespan of condominium assets through smart, preventive maintenance and long-term planning. It provides practical insights, technologies, and case studies to help managers protect property value and ensure operational excellence.
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What are You Doing

in Your Condo Community?

News and Previews || unknown

At High Park Lofts (437 Roncesvalles Avenue, Toronto) which is a geothermal building, we have changed toilets (the Board gave each resident a rebate of $100.00 for each low flow toilet installed), changed faucet aerators (the Board paid all the cost) and will be offering all residents the opportunity to replace shower heads with low-flow shower heads all at the Board’s costs.


Newsworthy

ontinuing Educaation, Cabinet Shuffles, CAT Decisions and Condo Conference 2019

News and Previews || Dianne Werbicki

NEW Continuing Education Requirements for Condo Manager General Licence Renewal in 2019


22nd Annual

Condominium Conference

News and Previews || Ashley Chiaramida

This year’s Condominium Conference, organized jointly by ACMO and CCI- Toronto, was another great success! With over 1200 delegates, a vast educational program, upwards of 200 exhibitors and almost 40 sponsors, this year’s event wasn’t one to be missed.


Newsworthy

Forms, Marijuana, and Licensing

News and Previews || Dianne Werbicki

The June provincial election in Ontario resulted in a majority Progressive Conservative government. Todd Smith, MPP for Bay of Quinte, has been named Minister of Government and Consumer Services as well as Government House Leader. ACMO looks forward to working closely with Minister Smith on issues of importance to our members.


Newsworthy

Adapting to New Legislation

News and Previews || Dianne Werbicki,

The Condominium Management Regulatory Authority of Ontario (CMRAO) has begun to issue licences for individual condominium managers and for management companies. We understand that the licences issued at this time reflect the applications received in November.


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More on Forms, Marijuana and Licensing

News and Previews || Dianne Werbicki

In response to feedback received from the condominium industry, the Ministry of Government and Consumer Services continues to hear about changes to the prescribed forms, either to make them more user-friendly or to correct issues in content or end use.