What Every Condo Board Needs to Know About PICs Right Now

Periodic Information Certificates (PICs)

Periodic Information Certificates (PICs) are semi-annual condominium reports required by Ontario’s Condo Act. Here we look at what your condo board needs to know about PICs to ensure you remain compliant with certificate regulations. What is a Periodic Information Certificate? Since 2018, the Condo Act has required condo corporations to prepare and distribute Periodic Information…

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Here’s What Happens When Condo Boards Invest In Succession Planning

Condo Boards Invest In Succession Planning

Succession planning is the best strategy to prepare your condo board for inevitable director turnover. Here’s what happens when your board takes the time to invest in succession planning and why it’s the best strategy to maintain a high performing, engaged team of directors. What is Succession Planning? Succession planning for board members is a…

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What Every Condo Board Should Know About Poor Plumbing Maintenance

How to prevent poor plumbing

Here’s six things your condo board should know about poor plumbing maintenance to avoid water damage and plumbing emergencies. Poor plumbing maintenance leads to disputes Water damage caused by plumbing breaks, clogs and small leaks can lead to major disputes over who pays for repairs. While pipes inside a unit are the tenant’s responsibility, “public”…

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What Every Condo Board Should Know About Smart Window Technology

Smart Window Technology

Smart window technology helps manage privacy, light and energy efficiency using responsive films and AI. Here we share the details every condo board should know about smart window innovation and its role in the future of condo building construction and restoration. What is Smart Window Technology? For the most part, smart window manufacturing uses three…

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Responsible Waste Management Practices Every Condo Board Needs Right Now

Waste Management Practices

Despite overall residential waste production declining in Ontario, the province produced 3.8 million tonnes in 2020. As a result, now is the time for your condo board to adopt waste-diverting strategies and responsible waste management practices. Here’s how. Waste Management Bylaw Updates Reviewing and updating your waste management bylaws/policies can help reduce your condo’s waste,…

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