How the Land Titles Act allocates the loss when a forged instrument is registered, the four conditions in s. 57(4), and what two published Assurance Fund decisions show about proving a claim.
Current versus capital expenses on CRA’s own six tests, what is not deductible, why capital cost allowance usually costs an Ontario landlord money, and the change-of-use election.
The withholding is 25 per cent, not 50, on an ordinary residential sale — and it is calculated on two different bases depending on whether you are the seller or the buyer.
The Mortgages Act process quoted section by section, for owners in default, buyers looking at a power of sale listing, and tenants in a building that is changing hands.
What the Condominium Act actually makes your corporation insure, what it leaves to you, and why the deductible can land on one owner without any negligence. Sections 99 and 105 quoted in full.
Published 30 August 2026 · Jatin Dua, Broker of Record, RE/MAX Quantum Realty · Next update: October 2026 Scope correction,
Curio, IQ Phase 3, Southport, 5 Capri Road, Distrikt Trafalgar and Rangeview, each checked against the City of Toronto, Mississauga or Oakville planning file, with every application number cited — including four corrections to my own earlier version.
What The Queensway actually is, who plans it, every approval and appeal along it, the real transit distances, and the seven things repeated about it that a City of Toronto source contradicts.
Since 1 April 2026 purchasers must notify Tarion of a new home purchase within 45 days. From 1 January 2027, missing it moves freehold buyers from full deposit coverage to a share of a capped $15 million fund.
Ontario assessments are frozen at 1 January 2016 values and no reassessment date has been announced. What that means for buyers, how the bill is really calculated, and the 120-day deadline that catches new-build owners.
