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Estrie Chapter Officially Launches
The RGCQ's Estrie Chapter officially launched its activities in Orford with a conference dedicated to the new obligations arising from Bill 16. The event brought together experts, managers, and co-owners to discuss the maintenance logbook, the contingency fund study, and the Certificate Attesting to the Condition of the Immovable Held in Co-Ownership (CACI).
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Building Collapses: A France Tragedy That Also Raises Concerns in Quebec
Tragedies that have occurred elsewhere serve as a reminder of the importance of rigorous condominium maintenance. In Quebec, the aging of the building stock and inaction by certain syndicates raise both legal and human concerns.
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Enhanced Pool Safety in Co-ownerships: New Regulations in Effect as of July 17
Starting July 17, 2025, new rules will apply to condominium pools to enhance safety and prevent drownings.
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Briefs and opinions
Brief on co-ownership insurance: the RGCQ calls for a revision of article 1074.2 C.c.Q.
The RGCQ publishes a memorandum to the Ministry of Finance on article 1074.2 C.c.Q., denouncing its impacts on insurance for co-ownership syndicates and proposing four avenues for legislative reform.
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Major Ruling in Divided Co-Ownership: Court Orders Dismantling of Unauthorized Telecom Antennas
A residential co-ownership property cannot be used for commercial purposes without authorization. In a landmark ruling, the Superior Court ordered the dismantling of telecommunications antennas installed without the required consent, reaffirming the importance of respecting the building’s intended use and the rules governing common areas.
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Condo Rentals: Stricter Restrictions Due to Insurance Challenges
The rise in insurance deductibles is prompting more and more condo boards to restrict unit rentals — a preventive measure to avoid making all co-owners pay for damages.
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New Leadership at the RGCQ: Yves Nadon Appointed Executive Director
A Strategic Appointment to Support Major Transformations in Quebec’s Condominium Sector.
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Briefs and opinions
Brief on the Attestation on the Condition of the Co-Ownership
In this brief, the RGCQ advocates for the certificate on the condition of the co-ownership to be available as soon as a unit is listed for sale. This key recommendation aims to enhance transaction transparency and protect both buyers and sellers.
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A Receptive Minister: A Productive Discussion on the Future of Co-ownership
The RGCQ met with the Minister of Housing to discuss the implementation of Article 1068.1 of the Civil Code of Québec and the content of the certificate on the condition of the co-ownership. The meeting was marked by attentive listening and constructive dialogue on the reforms still to be completed
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Supplementary memorandum specifically concerning the certificate of co-ownership syndicate regarding the state of the property.
In this supplementary submission addressed to Ms. France-Élaine Duranceau, Minister responsible for Housing, Mr. Yves Joli-Cœur, president of the RGCQ, advocates for a more consistent application of Article 1068.1 of the Civil Code of Quebec.
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Bill 16: Official Opposition Calls on the Government to Complete the Reform
Bill 16: The Opposition denounces excessive delays and calls on the government to adopt a regulation
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Building and Safety Codes Updated
The RBQ updates the Construction and Safety Codes: important changes ahead for condominiums regarding fire safety, compliance, and building maintenance.
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Bill 16: A Reform Still Incomplete, to the Detriment of Co-Owners
Five years after Bill 16 was passed, key measures are still not in effect. The RGCQ urges the government to act to better protect co-owners.
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