CMRAO

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 : cmrao.ca/fr/newsroom/av…

L’OORGC s’engage à maintenir des droits de permis les plus bas possible tout en s’acquittant de son mandat de protection des consommateurs. En savoir plus : cmrao.ca/fr/newsroom/av…

The CMRAO invests in developing tools and resources to help licensees stay current on industry trends and regulatory best practices so they can be compliant, grow their skills, and serve their communities better. Visit 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 management sector. Learn more: cmrao.ca/newsroom/notic…

The CMRAO is committed to keeping licensing fees as low as possible while meeting our consumer protection mandate. The upcoming 2.4% increase aligns with inflation and ensures continued regulatory oversight. Learn more: cmrao.ca/newsroom/notic…

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/m…

RAPPEL | Avez-vous déjà répondu au sondage de satisfaction de l’OORGC? La rétroaction provenant de l’ensemble du secteur nous aide à atteindre nos objectifs communs. Répondez au sondage : surveymonkey.com/r/stakeholder-…

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…

L’OORGC augmente les droits de permis de 2,4 % à compter du 6 avril. En savoir plus : cmrao.ca/fr/newsroom/av…

The CMRAO is increasing licence fees by 2.4% starting April 6. Licensing fees enable the CMRAO to fulfill its consumer protection mandate of regulating condo managers and provider businesses in Ontario. Read the full notice here: cmrao.ca/newsroom/notic…

REMINDER | Have you completed the CMRAO’s satisfaction survey yet? Feedback from across the sector helps us achieve shared goals. Complete the survey: surveymonkey.com/r/stakeholder-…

L’OORGC a lancé ses sondages auprès des titulaires de permis et auprès des intervenants afin de recueillir vos commentaires. Veuillez répondre à ce sondage anonyme d’ici au 20 février : surveymonkey.com/r/stakeholder-…

The CMRAO’s searchable Public Registry contains information about condo managers and provider businesses in Ontario. Learn more: cmrao.ca/consumer-prote…

Any business that provides condo management services in Ontario must hold a Condominium Management Provider Licence issued by the CMRAO. Learn more: cmrao.ca/condo-managers…

The CMRAO has launched its licensee and stakeholder surveys to hear your feedback. Your input is essential to shaping the CMRAO’s service delivery, customer support, and future communications. Please complete this anonymous survey by February 20: surveymonkey.com/r/stakeholder-…

@cdn_karma @CarymaRules Co-ops and other forms of housing are not regulated under this legislation, so individuals managing these properties are not required to hold a CMRAO licence. If you have additional questions, please contact us at info@cmrao.ca.

@cdn_karma @CarymaRules The CMRAO’s authority is established under the Condominium Management Services Act, which only applies to Ontario-based condominium managers and provider businesses.

Perpetual protester Deana Sherif’s current bail conditions prohibit her from attending any protest related to the “Israeli [sic]-Hamas conflict.” In this footage, she confronts a Venezuelan passport holder while holding a “Trump is a pedophile” sign. At least two Palestinian flags are visible in the crowd. A prior version of Sherif’s release imposed broader restrictions, including: “Do not attend or participate in any protests or demonstrations,” and “Do not post anything on any social media platform regarding any protest or conflict.” Those conditions were rescinded as of November 14, 2025. Any concerns may be directed to the officer in charge: Michael Donald donaldm@ottawapolice.ca

L’OORGC sera fermé le jeudi 1er janvier à l’occasion du jour de l’An. Les heures d’ouverture normales reprendront le vendredi 2 janvier, à 9 h.

The CMRAO will be closed on Thursday, January 1, for New Year’s Day. Regular business hours will resume on Friday, January 2, at 9 a.m.