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After a disability related parking and towing dispute, an owner chose to pursue her claim at Ontario's Human Rights Tribunal instead of the Condominium Authority Tribunal. The CAT allowed withdrawal with prejudice but refused the condominium corporation's request for legal costs.
The Condominium Authority of Ontario has explained the new tribunal platform, its $25, $50 and $125 stages, and the disputes CAT can and cannot decide.
Ontario public school boards are subject to the Charter even as employers. The Supreme Court overturned a grievance decision that failed to account for teachers’ section 8 workplace privacy rights.
Ontario’s Condominium Authority Tribunal says that since October 1, 2026, managers generally cannot represent condo corporations in new cases unless they are licensed legal professionals or qualify for an exemption. Earlier cases remain under the old rules.
Ontario's Condominium Authority says boards remain responsible for corporate affairs and oversight even when management is delegated. Directors need the evidence behind major property, financial and contractor decisions.
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