Fall 2026
President’s Report: Fall Edition of Insite to Condos

Dear Members, Colleagues, and Friends,

This has been another exciting season for CCI NAB.  As an organization, we continued to reach out to more community members and work to strengthen our industry.  We are please our members continue to support our efforts to be the most respected resource for the condominium community.

Our annual Alberta Condo Expo was held at Edmonton Conference Centre this year.  As ACE continued to grow, the new venue provided more opportunities for everyone.  The trade show expanded with booths suitably situated to showcase each of our participant’s industry offerings, allowing our trade experts to network with our community members.  The expanded presentation rooms allowed for increased attendance and participation as well as presentation capabilities. Our ACE planning team put together multiple educational streams to better connect with our members and partners to provide new and updated information. Overall, we were able to present more information on more topics of interest to more people.

One of the recent highlights for our industry is the establishment of a Condominium Tribunal aimed at improving dispute resolution.  Still in its infancy, our community believes the Tribunal will bring some guidance and clarity to Boards, Managers, and Owners as they navigate issues before them.  

CCI NAB continues to advocate for our members dealing with issues around waste and waste collection.  Through CCI’s various efforts, the City of Edmonton is recognizing the difficulties our condominium complexes face with illegal dumping, insufficient waste bin sizes, and inadequate pick-up schedules.

CCI NAB has completed the major revision of our core course materials for the CM100, CM200, and CM300, and we are pleased that these materials have been shared with the South Alberta Chapter for their educational events.  This ensures our province-wide CCI members have the same standard level of educational materials available to them.  We continue to host other education sessions, both in-person and virtually to ensure accessibility to as many individuals as possible and are committed to ensuring our educational offerings remain interesting and pertinent.    We maintain our focus on providing valuable resources and insights to our community. 

As always, I want to extend my thanks to our Executive Director, Katy Campbell, and her hardworking staff as well as to our dedicated Board of Directors.  Their efforts continue to drive our organization to be single best resource for the condominium community.  I also want to thank each of our members, volunteers, and sponsors for their continued input, support, and encouragement.  Together, we make our industry stronger.

With respect,
Susan Milner
President, CCI North Alberta Chapter