Morley Hanson

Strata corporations are required to take meaningful and practical steps to remove barriers and address the adverse impacts of disability, but they are not required to provide perfect solutions or to accept every proposed accommodation. The concept of undue hardship ensures that accommodation remains balanced, taking into account cost, safety, feasibility, and the legitimate interests of the broader ownership.

Owners have a robust right to access the records of a Strata. However, that right is easily frustrated and the most reasonable remedy often involves the exercise of democracy instead of formal dispute processes.

CRT orders and not enforced by the CRT and should be registered with the Courts.