Smoke and Odour Migration in a Condominium that Permits Smoking
BlogCondominium Authority Tribunal Decision: Kovalenko v. Romanino et al. – A Case of Smoking and Nuisance Claims In the recent decision of Kovalenko v. Romanino et al., the Condominium Authority Tribunal (CAT) addressed the issue of smoke and odour migration within a condominium building that allows smoking. The Applicant, an…
Celebrating 10 Years of Excellence: Kirsten Bahlieda’s RCM Designation Milestone
BlogWe are thrilled to share that MCRS’ very own Kirsten Bahlieda has been recognized for achieving 10 years of membership with the Association of Condominium Managers of Ontario (ACMO). This milestone is a testament to Kirsten’s dedication to the condominium management industry and her commitment to professional growth. The Association…
Understanding and working with complaints
BlogReflections on Condo Living: Embracing Knowledge, Patience, and Harmony For those living and working in condominiums, the expert insights shared by our Rapid Fire Panelists at the October 30th Brunch & Learn at Barrie Golf & Country Club were truly appreciated. The overwhelming enthusiasm for our educational events is something…
2024 Holiday Gift Drive
BlogWe are now accepting donations for our Annual Holiday Gift Drive in support of The Table Soup Kitchen Foundation Donations can be dropped off in person to the MCRS office during business hours. Business Hours Monday to Friday 9:00am to 5:00pm We thank you in advance for your support…
Harassment Issues
BlogUnderstanding the Condominium Authority Tribunal’s Jurisdiction on Harassment Issues The Condominium Authority Tribunal (CAT) handles a range of disputes related to condominium living, including issues about records, pets, parking, and nuisance-related matters, as outlined in Regulation 179/17. But what happens when the issue involves harassment? Can the CAT step in?…
