When democracy and condominium living must coexist The federal election campaign has officially begun, and Canadians will head to the polls on April 28. While this period is essential to democratic life, it can sometimes create tension within condominium buildings. Posting election signs, door-to-door visits by candidates or their representatives,...
Sandrine Boisselier,
Directrice Marketing
514 935-6999
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In my previous article titled “The ABCs of a maintenance log”, I covered the basics of managing a maintenance log for condominiums. Today, we’ll take a deeper look at a crucial part of this log: the substructure (A). The substructure of a building is one of the most critical components...
Sébastien St-Pierre,
Directeur du département technique
514 935-6999
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When a condominium becomes an improvised shelter Homelessness is an increasing reality in several neighborhoods of Montreal, and condominiums are not spared. Forced entry doors, squatting in common areas, theft in storage lockers, occupation of rooftops or parking lots… Property managers must regularly intervene to protect residents while navigating a...
Sandrine Boisselier,
Directrice Marketing
514 935-6999
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Law 16, adopted in December 2019, aims to modernize and strengthen condominium management in Quebec. One of the key requirements of this law is that every condominium must maintain a detailed maintenance log. This measure was introduced to ensure better management and increased transparency in building maintenance. While specific regulations...
Sébastien St-Pierre,
Directeur du département technique
514 935-6999
[email protected]
Condominiums are generally designed to offer a structured and organized living environment for their residents. But sometimes, reality goes beyond what you’d expect: clandestine chickens, a runaway turtle, ducks drying for homemade Peking duck, a rabbit found in an air conditioner… Property managers often find themselves dealing with unexpected situations...
Sandrine Boisselier,
Directrice Marketing
514 935-6999
[email protected]
In large condominium buildings, especially in downtown, managing common areas and enforcing regulations are crucial to maintaining harmonious cohabitation among residents. Recently, in a large downtown Montreal building managed by SolutionCondo, a party that did not comply with internal regulations was successfully anticipated and prevented through proactive management by the...
Sandrine Boisselier,
Directrice Marketing
514 935-6999
[email protected]
Mixed-use developments are on the rise, combining residential units, commercial spaces, offices, and common areas within the same building. While this mix offers numerous advantages in space optimization and urban vibrancy, it also presents significant challenges for condominium associations, property managers, and boards of directors. To better understand and navigate...
Sandrine Boisselier,
Directrice Marketing
514 935-6999
[email protected]
Since January 1, 2025, new rules have been in place in Quebec for the collection of recyclable materials. These changes aim to improve sorting quality, reduce contaminated waste and encourage citizens to better understand what really goes in the recycling bin. Here's an overview of the new practices. Why these...
Sandrine Boisselier,
Directrice Marketing
514 935-6999
[email protected]
Elevators and other lifting devices play a crucial role in our daily lives, facilitating mobility in multi-storey buildings. The Régie du bâtiment du Québec (RBQ) recently published important updates concerning these devices. In this article, we explore these new regulations and their impact on users and building owners. New regulations...
Sébastien St-Pierre,
Directeur du département technique
514 935-6999
[email protected]
In winter, maintaining good indoor air quality while optimizing energy efficiency is crucial, especially in high-rise buildings. Air exchangers play an essential role in this process. Here’s how they work and their benefits. How air exchangers work Air exchangers ensure ventilation by removing stale air from inside the building and...
Sébastien St-Pierre,
Directeur du département technique
514 935-6999
[email protected]
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