Module 3 : Bill 16 – The co-ownership Corporation Certificate: Understanding an Essential Document

To help you better understand and comply with the new obligations arising from Bill 16, the RGCQ has developed a three-part training series covering the following topics:

• Module 1: The Maintenance Log
• Module 2: The Contingency Fund
• Module 3: The Syndicate's Certificate

A flexible format tailored to your needs! You can register for all three modules for comprehensive training or select only the module(s) that interest you.

Each module requires a separate registration.

The co-ownership corporation certificate has become a key document in the sale of co-ownership units following the implementation of Bill 16.

Designed to improve transparency and provide prospective buyers with reliable information, it also creates new responsibilities for co-ownership corporations and their boards of directors.

Preparing this document requires a clear understanding of the information that must be disclosed and the legal implications of incomplete or inaccurate statements.

Many co-ownership boards and property managers are still adapting to this new requirement.

What information must be included? Who is responsible for preparing the certificate? How can co-ownership corporations ensure the accuracy of the information provided? Understanding these obligations helps reduce legal risks while supporting smoother real estate transactions.

During this third Bill 16 module, the presenters will review the purpose, content and preparation of the co-ownership corporation certificate.

Practical examples will illustrate common mistakes, legal consequences and best practices for producing complete and reliable documentation.

The webinar will conclude with a live question-and-answer session.

Program: 

• Understand the purpose and legal framework of the co-ownership corporation certificate under Bill 16.
• Identify the information that must be disclosed and the responsibilities of the co-ownership corporation.
• Learn best practices for preparing, updating and maintaining accurate documentation.
• Understand the consequences of incomplete or inaccurate certificates during co-ownership sales.
• Review practical case studies illustrating common issues and recommended practices.

Gain the knowledge needed to prepare accurate co-ownership corporation certificates, support transparent real estate transactions and ensure compliance with Bill 16. 

Panelists :

To be confirmed

Schedule :

6pm - 7:30pm

Registration process :

You may now register for RGCQ activities by completing your payment online. 

If you require another payment method, please contact us at evenements@rgcq.org

Please note that a $5 administrative fee will be added for registrations processed manually. 

Cancellation and refund policy : 

You may cancel your registration up to 48 hours before the event to receive a full refund.

After this deadline, no cancellation, credit or refund will be granted. 

📞 Need assistance with your registration or have questions about our activities? Contact us at evenements@rgcq.org or call 514-916-7427 ext. 102.