As of January 11, 2022 amendments to the Calgary Vaccine Passport Bylaw have come into effect which modify the scope of eligible businesses, including condominium amenity facilities.

An Ontario Tribunal provides a caution to condominium corporations if they are providing incomplete or redacted meeting minutes to an owner upon request.

Property managers will become regulated in Alberta on December 1, 2021.

Condominium Corporations, Residents Associations and Home Owner’s Associations in Alberta now have the option to hold AGMs online, as opposed to in person.

In the Ontario case of Halton Condominium Corp No 77 v Mitrovic, the Ontario Superior Court granted a permanent injunction prohibiting the Mitrovics from frequenting some common areas of their condo building unless they were wearing face masks.

The Prompt Payment and Construction Lien Act prescribes timelines and mandatory rules for payments and liens in all construction industry sectors, including Condominiums, to ensure contractors and subcontractors are paid promptly.

A new Ontario case has upheld that a condominium owner’s failure to maintain a toilet that had a slow leak constituted an act or omission.

Because of COVID-19, condominiums appear to be operating in a grey area where they will soon be required to hold AGMs, but the method by which they are to do so is uncertain.