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.

We want to celebrate and invite you to the Annual General Meeting, which promises to be a smashing success.

For up-to-date information about in-person and online events, please go to https://cci-manitoba.ca/education-events/upcoming-course-events. 

Note that the education events listed below are now free for CCI members.

Understanding and an ability to compromise are key

Enhance your building's ability to withstand Manitoba's weather

Do your research now to determine immediate and long-term needs

Climate change and inflation affect insurance rates

Regional legal updates

Artificial intelligence has both risks and rewards

Conflict resolution centre keeps legal fees low

Register your ride and buy a good lock

News items of interest to condo owners

• What happens when a condo owner refuses access to his unit?
• CRA introduces new rule to deter property flipping
• March is fraud awareness month

An opportunit to learn and egage within our community

Grow, Learn, Explore

Anti-harassment rules

Many people involved in the condominium industry, including condominium corporation directors, unit owners, property managers, and other professionals, have noted an increase in hostility where they live and work over the past few years. This includes an alarming increase in the number of incidents of harassment.

Short-term rentals webinar update

The Canadian Condominium Institute (CCI) tries hard to ensure you, our valued members, are kept up to date about emerging issues within the condominium community, locally, provincially and on the national scene. One such an issue that has captured the attention of many in our community is that of Short-Term Rentals (STRs).

Going away for the winter  

Make sure you know what your policy covers

If you’re a snowbird and going on vacation in the winter, you need to be aware of provisions under your condominium unit owner’s insurance policy relating to damage caused by freezing.