Ontario condo guides
Plain-language guides for Ontario condominium boards, each grounded in the Condominium Act, 1998 and its regulations, with the section behind every rule.
- When is a periodic information certificate due in Ontario?
Ontario condo boards send a periodic information certificate twice a year, within 60 days after the first and third quarters. What it must contain, and the ICU and NOIC.
- What must an Ontario board do after a reserve fund study?
After a reserve fund study, an Ontario condo board has 120 days to propose a funding plan and 15 days to send the Notice of Future Funding. The full cycle, step by step.
- Can an Ontario condo hold a virtual AGM without a by-law?
Since October 1, 2023, Ontario condo meetings and votes may be held by telephonic or electronic means unless the by-laws restrict them. The rule, quorum and records.
- Condo arrears in Ontario: when does the lien expire?
An Ontario condo lien expires three months after the default unless a certificate of lien is registered, with 10 days' notice to the owner first. A treasurer's guide to the clock.
- How do you run a self-managed condo corporation in Ontario?
A self-managed Ontario condo board's recurring legal duties on one calendar: AGM, information certificates, annual return, reserve fund study, records, training and licensing.
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