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- Webinar Recap – Alberta’s Bill 30 Explained: What It Means for Condominiums with SVR Lawyers
We recently hosted an educational webinar exploring Alberta’s Bill 30 and the significant changes it introduces to condominium governance. The session was led by Kate Kozowyk, partner at SVR Lawyers, who walked us through both the legislative updates and how these new changes impact condominiums. Kate’s legal practice focuses on professional negligence matters, condominium law and personal injury matters, including social and commercial host liability. She has appeared at all levels of Court in Alberta, including the Alberta Court of […] - Webinar Recap – Cutting Costs Without Cutting Corners: Smarter Telecom, Utility & Waste Contracts for Condominiums
Condominium operating costs continue to rise, putting pressure on boards and property managers to find savings without sacrificing service quality or reliability. In this recent webinar, Cutting Costs Without Cutting Corners, Watchdog Management Services joined Magnum York to share practical strategies for reducing costs in utilities, telecommunications, and waste management through smarter purchasing and contract management. The presentation was led by: Watchdog specializes in enterprise purchasing by helping organizations reduce costs through negotiation, timing, and market intelligence. Negotiation Fundamentals: The […] - SVR Lawyers: Bill 30 and New Condominium Regulations – What Boards and Managers Need to Know
Recent amendments under Bill 30 and accompanying regulations introduce significant changes to condominium governance, dispute resolution, insurance, warranties, chargebacks, and terminations. Most provisions came into force on February 15, 2026, with additional operational details expected through regulations and government guidance. Below is a general overview of the changes. 1. Establishment of a Condominium Tribunal The government will be putting in place a condominium tribunal. The tribunal’s jurisdiction will be initially limited to the following disputes: A mandatory one-year review will […] - Continuing Growth at Magnum York: Updated Leadership Team for 2026
The retirement of our Executive Vice President and Broker, Peter Best, is a bittersweet moment for the team at Magnum York and me personally. He led our transition to the join the Associa family of companies and eventually dialed back his involvement and took on a mentor roll in recent years. The last couple of years where we essentially switched roles was particularly helpful as Peter wholeheartedly supported the transition to my leadership. Thank you, Peter! For nearly 20 years, […] - Webinar Recap – Where Do Your Condo Fees Actually Go? Decoding Your Budget with Magnum York
Condo fees are a regular part of condo ownership, but many owners wonder how they are calculated and ultimately what the fees are paying for. To help demystify condominium budgets and promote transparency, Magnum York Property Management’s President, Alex Casuga, broke down how condo fees are structured, where the money is allocated, and why long-term planning is essential for healthy condominium operations. Why Do Condo Fees Exist? At the most fundamental level, condo fees (known as contributions under the Condominium […]
