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Imminent Release of the Bill 16 Implementation Regulation
Condominium ownership in Quebec is about to take a major step forward as the implementation of Bill 16’s regulatory framework finally comes into effect. Financial transparency, better property management, and enhanced protection for condo owners will now be at the heart of new obligations for condominium syndicates.
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New Electrical Requirements for Buildings with 5 or More Units
Quebec is preparing to update its electrical standards for buildings with 5 or more units. EV charging infrastructure and new load calculations are among the key proposed changes.
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Homeownership Access: Shortage of Condominiums Raises Concern in Gatineau
Access to homeownership is becoming increasingly difficult, and Gatineau is facing a critical shortage of new condominiums. The RGCQ is raising the alarm and calling for reforms to support first-time buyers.
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Condo Fees Allocation: Who Pays for a Terrace with Exclusive Use?
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Water Damage
In co-ownership, who pays the bill in case of a disaster? A recent ruling clarifies the responsibility of co-owners and the syndicate when damage results from lack of maintenance.
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2024 Report of the RGCQ
With 2024 behind us, let's look back on a memorable 25th year for our organization, marked by concrete and significant progress for managers and co-owners across Quebec.
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Clearing Snow from Your Condo Roof: When and How?
Winter storms bring heavy snowfalls, and your roof may be at risk. When should you clear it? How can you do it safely? Find the key steps to prevent structural damage, water infiltration, and safety hazards for residents. Stay informed and protect your home!
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Implementation of Law 16
Strengthening of the law governing condominiums in Quebec: understand its implications with explanations from our president, Me Yves-Joli-Cœur, in an interview with La Presse.
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Montreal cracks down on Airbnb
Montreal adopts new rules to regulate short-term rentals. Starting in June, only primary residences can be rented out in the summer with a permit. The measure aims to free up housing and crack down on those who have been bypassing current regulations.
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Impact of Bill 16 on Condominiums
Bill 16 could have major impacts on condominium management in Quebec, analyzes Me Yves Joli-Cœur, distinguished lawyer and president of the RGCQ. Reserve funds, maintenance logs, and new challenges—listen to the full interview to understand what’s coming.
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Me Yves Joli-Cœur and the RGCQ: Transparency at the Heart of Condominium Reforms
The new transparency requirements in condominium management in Quebec could disrupt the real estate market. Me Yves Joli-Cœur explains why Bill 16 represents a major turning point for condo owners, particularly regarding the management of contingency funds and building maintenance.
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Tenants and franchises: An obstacle course for condominium syndicates
Managing claims in condominiums presents complex challenges for syndicates, particularly when it comes to recovering insurance deductibles related to damages caused by tenants. Between legislative gaps and inadequate regulations, these situations weaken the financial stability of condominiums and raise significant questions about tenants' responsibility within a condominium.
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Montreal Bans Combustion Heating Appliances in New Buildings
Montreal bans the installation of combustion heating appliances in new residential, commercial, and institutional buildings starting in October 2024 for small buildings and in April 2025 for others. This measure aims to reduce GHG emissions, promote clean energy, and achieve carbon neutrality by 2040
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