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RGCQ 2026 ANNUAL CONFERENCE
A look back at the RGCQ’s 2026 Annual Conference, a day of discussions focused on the practices, challenges and transformations shaping the future of co-ownership in Québec.
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Real Estate Speculation and the Housing Crisis
Appearing on Radio-Canada’s 24·60, Me Yves Joli-Cœur draws on his expertise in co-ownership law and recent legislative reforms to propose solutions to real estate speculation, including stronger building maintenance requirements and more responsible management of Quebec’s housing stock.
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The RGCQ Enhances Its Training Offerings
For 2026–2027, the RGCQ is renewing its training offerings with two pathways tailored to the needs of board members, co-owners, and property managers. An approach focused on skills development, knowledge sharing, and advancing co-ownership practices.
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The RGCQ Contributes to the Development of International Exchanges in Co-ownership
The RGCQ continues its international engagement through its participation in the AISGC, which brings together co-ownership professionals from five jurisdictions to foster the sharing of expertise and practices.
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Quebec Co-ownership in the Spotlight on TF1 Info and CNEWS
Quebec expertise in co-ownership is gaining recognition in France. In Paris, Me Yves Joli-Cœur spoke with Olivier Casado about evolving governance practices and the importance of long-term planning to ensure the sustainability of co-ownerships.
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EXPERIENCING AN ELECTION IN A CO-OWNERSHIP
During an election campaign, what rules apply in a co-ownership? Candidate access, election signs and building by-laws: what you need to know in Quebec.
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Self-Management in Co-Ownership
Self-management offers autonomy and flexibility, but requires rigorous organization. Discover the essential practices for ensuring effective and sustainable co-ownership management.
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Who Can Install a Water Heater?
In a co-ownership, replacing a water heater should never be improvised. Licences, responsibilities, insurance and prevention: here are the essential checks to protect the building and reduce the risk of loss.
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A Busy Fall 2026 at the RGCQ
A busy fall season is ahead at the RGCQ. The 2026 Colloquium, training sessions and specialized activities will give co-owners, directors, managers and professionals opportunities to strengthen their knowledge and better navigate the challenges of co-ownership.
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Large Buildings in Montréal: Is Your Co-ownership Required to Report Its Energy Consumption?
In Montréal, co-ownerships with 25 or more dwelling units, or buildings with a floor area of 2,000 m² or more, are subject to annual energy consumption disclosure requirements. Find out what the by-law requires, which buildings are affected and what steps must be taken.
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Consuming Better, at the Right Time
Hydro-Québec and the RGCQ continue their partnership to advance the energy transition in co-ownership properties. This second article explores practical steps co-owners can take to consume electricity more efficiently and reduce their electricity bills.
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Le Figaro Highlights Québec's Expertise in Co-ownership
The RGCQ is featured in the pages of the French daily newspaper Le Figaro. This international recognition highlights Québec's expertise in co-ownership and the RGCQ's leading role in advancing co-ownership governance.
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Me Yves Joli-Cœur's New Book: An Essential Guide to Understanding the New Era of Co-ownership Governance
The new book by Me Yves Joli-Cœur provides a clear analysis of the new requirements relating to the maintenance logbook, the contingency fund study and the Certificate attesting to the condition of the immovable held in co-ownership.
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