Almost every household has a dryer, but many people do not think to clean the vents of the dryer. It is very important to clean the dryer vents. Many people are not aware of the potential risks of not Read more…
The Responsibility to Repair A Unit Depends on the Condo Corporation’s Declaration and By-laws – Especially the Standard Unit By-Law Living in a condo community has its challenges. Certain unfortunate events are simply impossible to foresee. For example, Read more…
A common expenses fee is the fee unit owners pay to maintain the condominium’s common elements. Common elements are everything in a condominium that isn’t a unit. Examples include a parking garage, hallway, lobby, recreation centre and elevator. Condominium ownership Read more…
Condensation on the windows is a result of an airtight unit where two extreme temperatures are present on each side. This can result from recent cooking or showering, lots of plants or people living inside, climate control, etc. Read more…
Balcony fires can be devastating as they can easily spread to adjoining properties, potentially leaving people homeless if the fire is serious enough. Many balconies have combustible materials, and there are often combustible items stored in outside spaces, Read more…
This manual has been prepared to assist and take you through the general guidelines of TSCC1952 condominium living in an effort to enhance the proper management, operation, use and enjoyment of all portions of the Condominium Corporation that Read more…
The moving elevator can be booked for a maximum of 2 hours at a time. You must fill out the Elevator Reservation Agreement and submit to security with a damage deposit of $500. Booking Schedule MONDAY TO FRIDAY Read more…
The booking form and current availability is viewable on line at Condo Control Central. The application form shall be completed in full, signed by the Resident and returned to confirm booking. The Resident must be present during booked Read more…
Smoking is not permitted in the common areas of the building. Also, the consumption of food and beverages is not allowed in the common areas of the building, including, but not limited to, corridors, stairwells, lobby and elevators. Read more…
Our building has rules that prohibit bikes from being transported in the elevators or wheeled in the corridors and lobby areas of the building in order to prevent damage to the common elements and to avoid overcrowding and Read more…
