There are 3 types of Resolutions those involved in Condominium governance must be aware of and understand – the Special Resolution, the Ordinary Resolution and the Board Resolution. Each of these have different requirements for passing and they cannot be used interchangeably.

The Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner (OIPC) recently released a report (Report) analyzing privacy “breaches” (as defined in the Report) in Alberta over the last decade, showing some interesting trends. 

OIPC’s Report suggests that the most common breaches have shifted from unintentional or non-malicious loss of information to intentional or malicious unauthorized access of information.

Sometime around September 15, 2022, the ethereum blockchain will hit its terminal total difficulty and transition to a new consensus mechanism. This upcoming event is known as "The Merge", and it is a huge deal.

Blockchain technology is transforming the world around us. Unfortunately, with change comes challenges and uncertainty, which can be particularly difficult when it comes to uncertainties with law.

Condominium Boards may think that it is fair that the owners should get a voice in accepting or rejecting any settlement proposal, particularly a settlement in an action against and developer or contractor involving expensive repair of deficiencies.  

Personal Injury Lawyer, Kristy Williams, details the steps you must take from the moment you've been involved in a car accident to getting your Insurer involved.