Article Library - CCI Manitoba Chapter

At the CCI Manitoba summer 2024 Presidents’ Forum held June 26, an often-mentioned topic was what to do about electric vehicle charging stations in condos. CCI Manitoba has published two articles about electric vehicles in past newsletters.

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Aging in place

By Alan Forbes | Other articles by Alan Forbes

About one in four condominium residents is a senior — 65 and older — and most fear ending up in a long-term care home. Most seniors strongly desire to age in place, living in the same home or community safely, comfortably and independently. Naturally occurring retirement communities (NORCs) are a little-known option for addressing this desire. The NORC model looks to integrate support — health, social, physical — into the community to make it easier for people to age in place.

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CCI national leaders forum and conference

By Alan Forbes | Other articles by Alan Forbes

The National Leaders’ Forum (NLF) started at noon on Wednesday, May 29, and ran until the end of the day on Friday, May 31. The National Conference was held on Saturday, June 1. This article is a compilation of thoughts and comments from participants from the Manitoba Chapter.

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Sweet suite savings

By Roberto Montanino | Other articles by Roberto Montanino

If you own or manage a multi-unit residential property, you can make energy efficiency upgrades through Efficiency Manitoba’s In-Suite Energy Efficiency Program. These improvements can lower energy use and bills, which is good for you and the environment.

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Update on short term rentals

By Duane Rohne | Other articles by Duane Rohne

Short-term Rentals (STRs) remain an issue for condominiums, so we decided to speak to Terry Cormier, Winnipeg’s STR community bylaw enforcement co-ordinator, about the new STR bylaw that came into effect on April 1. Since then, operating an STR requires a City of Winnipeg licence.

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