Condominium Management Regulatory Authority of Ontario

The CMRAO investigates complaints about condo managers and management companies who may have failed to meet their legal, contractual, or ethical obligations. This includes issues like financial impropriety, privacy breaches, operating without a licence, and violating other provisions of the CMSA. Learn about the types of complaints we can address here: cmrao.ca/complaints-process

Condo managers arrange for seasonal cooling/heating switchovers with direction from the condo's board of directors. Learn more: cmrao.ca/newsroom/blog/switching-between-heating-and-cooling-whats-involved-with-hvac-systems

May is Mental Health Awareness Month.

In condo communities across Ontario, mental health and well-being matters for everyone, including condo managers. This May, learn how you can manage your mental health. Learn more: cmrao.ca/resources/condominium-managers-and-mental-health-resources

Our office will be closed on Friday, April 3, for Good Friday. Regular business hours will resume on Monday, April 6, at 9 a.m.

Vos droits de permis financent les activités de réglementation, de formation et de mise en application qui protègent les consommateurs et favorisent le professionnalisme au sein du secteur condominial en Ontario. En savoir plus ici : https://www.cmrao.ca/fr/newsroom/avis/avis-concernant-les-droits-de-permis-2

The CMRAO invests in developing tools and resources to help licensees stay current on industry trends and regulatory best practices so they can stay compliant, grow their skills, and serve their communities better. Find instructions, videos, and other helpful materials in our Resource Centre: cmrao.ca/resource-centre

Licensing fees fund regulation, education, and enforcement activities that protect consumers and promote professionalism in Ontario’s condo sector. Learn more: cmrao.ca/newsroom/notices/notice-of-fees-2

The CMRAO is committed to keeping licensing fees as low as possible while meeting its consumer protection mandate. The upcoming 2.4% increase ensures continued regulatory oversight. Learn more: cmrao.ca/newsroom/notices/notice-of-fees-2

As the regulatory authority overseeing Ontario’s condo management sector, the CMRAO works to enhance consumer protection for condo owners and residents through effective licensing, ongoing education, and enforcement. Learn about our mandate here: cmrao.ca/organization/mandate

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Grâce à une réglementation efficace, l’OORGC soutient la profession de gestionnaire de condominiums et protège les consommateurs du secteur en pleine croissance des condominiums en Ontario. La rétroaction provenant de l’ensemble du secteur nous aide à atteindre nos objectifs communs. Répondez au sondage : https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/stakeholder-fr

A career in condo management offers a wealth of opportunities, as the profession is among the most versatile in the job market. Learn more: cmrao.ca/condo-managers/becoming-a-condo-manager