Advocacy in Action (Waste Management Rollout)

Advocacy in Action:Waste Management Rollout in Edmonton Written by: Katy Campbell, CCI North Alberta CCI North Alberta has been actively advocating on behalf of condominium communities during Edmonton’s multifamily waste management rollout, engaging city officials and election candidates to address challenges and push for informed, equitable implementation. Over the past several months, CCI North Alberta…

M2M Promotions

Member to Member (M2M) Promotion – September 2025 Every month we offer up special promotions for our members, from our members. Check out the new promotions for August! Participation is free for our Business Partners and Professionals. If you are interested in participating and learning more about this program, please contact the CCI office at…

Condo Construction Liens Explained

Condo Construction Liens ExplainedUnderstanding Risks and Responsibilities for Owners Written by: Michael Gibson Michael Gibson is a lawyer at Miller Thomson LLP and is one of the authors of the textbook on condominium law in Alberta. He has extensive experience in condominium law, advising developers, corporations, boards, managers, and owners. Outdated payment processes expose condo…

Season’s Greetings

Celebrating the Season and a New ChapterSeason’s Greetings from CCI North Alberta! As we approach the end of 2024, we want to take a moment to express our deepest gratitude for your continued support and active participation in the CCI North Alberta community. This year has been one of accomplishment and exciting change, and none…

Navigating the Role of the Regulator

Navigating the Role of the RegulatorClarifying RECA’s Role and Your Responsibilities as a Condo Owner Article written by Katherine Topolniski (CCI North Alberta) Condo ownership and management are complex, with various roles and responsibilities to navigate—and since 2021, a regulatory body has been added to the mix Whether you’re a long-time condo resident or new…

Grim Prospects For Owners Of Evacuated Edmonton Condo

Grim Prospects For Owners Of Evacuated Edmonton Condo Who is financially responsible for repairing Alberta’s shoddy, aging condominium buildings? Article submitted by Dana Hagg (HMC Lawyers LLP) (Originally published in the Canadian Condominium Institute South Alberta’s Spring Newsletter) In theory, Alberta’s lawmakers have already implemented a solution to this conundrum: the Alberta New Home Warranty…