Does Voting by Proxy Mean Giving Up your Right to Privacy? 
Source: CanLII

In Janet Cangiano v. Metropolitan Toronto Condominium Corporation No. 962, 2018 ONCAT 7 a unit owner questions not the validity of the election of the board, rather the validity of the proxy forms.  The decision made by Adjudicator Mary Ann Spencer, granted the Applicant’s request based on the Respondent’s original offering: That they would provide redacted electronic copies of the proxy forms at a cost to the Applicant of $27.60 (the property management company’s fee).

https://www.canlii.org/en/on/oncat/doc/2018/2018oncat7/2018oncat7.html

Collecting Chargebacks Will Soon Become More Of A Challenge
Source: Davidson Houle Allen LLP Condominium Law

This blog looks at the challenges amendments to Section 84 of the Condominium Act which would allow condo owners ‘new’ rights to challenge chargebacks.  The issue addressed is that it opens an avenue to condo owners to “challenge and/or delay payment of chargebacks” which will result the corporations need to find an “economical way to handle these sorts of “chargeback appeals.”

http://davidsoncondolaw.ca/collecting-chargebacks-will-soon-become-more-of-a-challenge/

Who Can Rely on a Status Certificate?
Source: Davidson Houle Allen LLP Condominium Law

An interesting article addressing some of the questions/concerns that property management companies have when dealing with status certificates.  Especially when the nature of the information contained in said document is both private and pertinent to the condominium.
http://davidsoncondolaw.ca/who-can-rely-on-a-status-certificate/

This Ontario Court of Appeal Decision is expected to Impact Property Sales
Source: Aaron & Aaron Barristers and Solicitors 
As published in the Toronto Star

This article examines a legal interpretation of prior knowledge in relation to illegal substances clauses in real estate contracts. 

http://www.aaron.ca/toronto-star-columns.cfm?newsid=273

This Is Where Canadian Real Estate is going
Source: Condos.ca

A quick read that illustrates in which Benjamin Tal hypothesizes where the Canadian real estate market is headed.

https://condos.ca/blog/this-is-where-toronto-real-estate-is-going/