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When Odour Becomes Nuisance: CAT’s Approach to Hoarding and Maintenance

In Oxford Condominium Corporation No. 24 v. Post, 2025 ONCAT 192, the Condominium Authority Tribunal (“CAT”) found that persistent garbage odours from a hoarding unit constituted a nuisance and warrant...


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CAO Smart Proxy Tool

Any owner who plans to attend a meeting by proxy may find that the CAO’s new “Smart Proxy Tool” is a helpful option. This new tool produces a completed proxy form based upon answers (provided by the owner) to specific questions related to the particular meeting and the owner’s proxy and voting choices for the meeting.  

Condominium corporations may also wi...


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CAT Determines that Owner is Vexatious Litigant
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Episode 54: The 2025 DHA Holiday Q&A

If you missed our December 16, 2025 Holiday Q&A, it is now available as the latest episode of our Condopedia podcast. In this packed episode, the DHA team goes through a variety of questions sent to us by our listeners and readers. 

The topics and speakers are as follows:

1. Christy Allen- Issued faced by Condominium Lawyers (starting a...


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Status Certificate Claims and D & O Insurance – Some Issues to Consider

Status certificates are one of the greatest risks of liability for a condominium corporation.

However, if a condominium corporation issues an inaccurate status certificate – and suffers a resulting “status certificate loss” (for instance, inability to collect a special assessment from a purchaser) – one would assume that the corporation’s insurance shou...


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