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President’s Message
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Over the past eight months, we have hosted 6 successful virtual seminars, launched online registration for our seminars and worked to increase our sponsorships in order to continue to grow our chapter.
President’s Message
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Our CCI Nova Scotia 2021-2022 year is off to a great start.
Records: To Provide or Not to Provide, THAT IS THE QUESTION
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Within a condominium corporation, communication and disclosure is very important. Owners want to be informed as to the goings-on in their building and want to understand what has gone on in the past, so they can understand their investment. For this reason, the records of a corporation are very important.
President’s Message
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We are over a year into the pandemic and are starting to see the end in sight, even as we weather the third wave.
Case Law Round Up
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Duncan v. Savoy, 2020 NSSC 331
President’s Message
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We can now celebrate the beginning of another year of CCI in Nova Scotia. Looking back over the past year, I believe I can speak for everyone when never imagining finding ourselves or our CCI-NS Chapter in the place we are now.
CCI-Nova Scotia – October 2020 Seminars
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On October 28, 2020 CCI-NS held its first seminar of the 2020-2021 Education Season. This seminar was free for members and non-members alike. The seminar was geared towards educating the greater community about CCI National, and CCI-NS. It was a great opportunity to speak to what we do and strive to do, to bring value to our members.
CCI-NS’s First Virtual AGM
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On September 17, 2020 CCINS held its Annual General Meeting. Due to the concern for members brought about by COVID-19 and restrictions to social gatherings, this AGM was held virtually.
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