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Really Old Condominium Fee Arrears – What is the Impact of The Limitations Act?

How long is too long with Fee Arrears Liens? A recent decision came out in support of condominium corporations that are trying to find the most cost-effective way of dealing with their condominium fee arrears.  The court affirms that the old…
January 10, 2024
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How to Impose Condominium Fees – Smooke v Rosemont Estate Condo Corp 101222494

Condominium fees are usually the number one conflict point between boards of condominium corporation and the unit owners of that condominium corporation. The big issues include: (a) Increases to condominium fees in any given year. (b) The…
October 5, 2017
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City of Regina Waste Rebate – Bad News for some Condo Owners

As a result of a rehashed budget from the City of Regina, there was a program that was eliminated from the City's budget that received very little attention: the Condo Waste Rebate program. Some may not know this but some condos do not receive…
April 20, 2017
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How Much Money do I Need to Buy a Home? (Please Don’t Use the 1.5% Guideline)

As the market heats up going into the spring, I feel it is as good a time as ever to help people understand the cost to close their deals.  I hate seeing people scramble because they failed to appreciate some aspect of their transaction. So…
May 5, 2015
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