Pet Peeves

Pet Peeves: Pet Conflicts, Compliance, and Compassion in Condo CommunitiesGet Notified When Registration Opens! Pets are often a source of both joy and conflict in condominium communities. This session, facilitated by Erin Berney of Field Law, will explore the legal and practical considerations boards face when managing pet and other animal related issues. Topics include…

Communication, Compassion, and Community Wellbeing

Communication, Compassion, and Community WellbeingGet Notified When Registration Opens! Condo Mental Health Matters explores the realities of mental health within condominium communities — where governance, communication, and human connection intersect. Presented in partnership with the Canadian Mental Health Association, this session combines expert guidance with real-world insight from condo managers, legal professionals, and community leaders…

Building Security Essentials for Condominiums

Building Security Essentials for CondominiumsRead More & Register Safety and security are top priorities for every condominium community. This session,  co-presented by Matt Misenas from Sharc and Rebekah Barron from Key Realty Group, , will explore practical strategies for enhancing building security, from access control systems and surveillance options to everyday practices that reduce risk.…

Municipal Waste Collection Survey

Condo Voices Needed: Share Feedback on Edmonton’s Waste Rollout Written by: Katy Campbell, CCI North Alberta The City’s green bin rollout has brought significant changes to how waste is managed in multi-unit residential buildings. While the goals of reducing landfill waste and improving sustainability are widely supported, we have heard from many condo corporations that…

Condo Corporation Investments

Condo Corporation Investments:Rules and RealitiesREAD MORE & REGISTER! Condo corporations often ask: What can we legally invest in? This lunchtime webinar will provide clarity on the regulations governing condominium investments and what boards and managers need to know when making financial decisions. Participants will gain an understanding of the relevant sections of the Condominium Regulations,…

Condo Management 100 – Jan 2026

Condo Management 100 (CM100) – Jan 2026MORE INFO and REGISTRATION PAGE! Saturday, January 24, 2026  | 9:00 am – 4:00 pm NAIT Productivity & Innovation Centre (10210 Princess Elizabeth Ave NW, T5G 0Y2) Equip yourself with the tools and skills needed to effectively manage a condominium with our Condo Management 100 (CM100) course.  Designed for…

Financing for the Future:

Financing for the Future:How Condominium Loans Support Stronger Communities Written by: Kelly McFadyen, Condominium Lending Group Condominium loans are emerging as a strategic tool that helps boards fund major projects, protect reserve funds, and balance fairness for current and future owners. Condominium corporations across the country are facing a common challenge: aging infrastructure, rising construction…

Rising Construction Costs

Rising Construction Costs in Northern AlbertaWhat you need to know Written by: Omar Khan, Normac From tariffs and labour shortages to climate disasters and surging demand, construction costs in Northern Alberta are climbing faster than the national average—what condo boards need to know to stay ahead. Across Canada, construction headlines in 2025 point to a…

From Cheques to Clicks

From Cheques to Clicks: Why Condo Boards Are Modernizing Financial Management WRITTEN BY: Corey Krakower, SparcPay Across Alberta, condo corporations are realizing that outdated paper processes are more than just inconvenient — they’re a liability. In today’s environment, boards are expected to deliver transparency, speed, and security while balancing volunteer time and complex financial oversight.…