Bridgeland Law / Richard I. John Professional Corporation - Alberta Condominium Law

This a Bridgeland Law blog about legal issues which, for the most part, impact condominium corporations in Alberta. The blog is written from the perspective of the condominium corporation and is intended to provide general information only to condominium corporations, their Boards of Directors, and their condominium property managers; specific legal advice should be obtained in respect of your particular situation.

Tuesday, June 23, 2015

Ontario's Bill 106; a portent of Alberta under the Amendments to the Condominium Property Act (Alberta)

The Lawyer's Weekly has recently commented on the changes which might occur in Ontario as a result of amendments to Ontario's Condominium Property Act (this is worthy of a quick read):

http://www.lawyersweekly-digital.com/lawyersweekly/3508/?pg=2&pm=1&u1=friend

http://www.lawyersweekly-digital.com/lawyersweekly/3508/?pg=27&pm=1&u1=friend

I have been holding off commenting on the impact of Alberta's Bill 9 which upon Proclamation will amends the Alberta Condominium Property Act. Given that we have a new government condominium lawyers are unsure when and if Bill 9 will be proclaimed.

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