Insite Session: All About Bill 30

Join us for a first look at Bill 30 and its impact on the Alberta condo community.

Join the experts, condo lawyers Hugh Willis and Todd Shipley, for an essential first look at the key changes introduced in Bill 30 and an introductory webinar on how this new legislation is reshaping the condo landscape in Alberta.

All About Bill 30 is just the beginning!

The Canadian Condominium Institute (CCI) will host a series of follow-up educational events focused on Bill 30 in the coming months.

To support Alberta condo owners and board members to fully understand the legislation and its implications for condo communities, future informational sessions will dive deeper into specific aspects of Bill 30.

Whether you're a condo owner, board member, or condo manager, this introductory webinar will provide the foundational knowledge you need to stay ahead of the changes coming to Alberta's condo industry.

Event Details:

Date: Thursday, January 16, 2025

Time: 6:30pm - 8:00 pm

Location: Online via Zoom

What Attendees Can Expect:

In this online Zoom session, you will hear from some of our volunteers who've been working to advance these legislative changes as part of the CCI Noth Alberta Government Advocacy Committee. You will gain insights into what Bill 30 means for condo owners, board members, and condo managers. In this initial information session about Bill 30, we will cover an overview of the contents of the bill and what these changes could mean for the condo community.

Some Key Changes in the Bill:

The Creation of a Condominium Dispute Resolution Tribunal
Technical Audits for New Condo Construction
Legislative Protection for Volunteer Condo Board Members
Clarifications on Voting, Chargebacks, and Insurance Deductibles

Don’t miss this CCI Members-Only opportunity to get your first look at Bill 30.

Register now and watch for announcements of more education sessions exploring different aspects of this new legislation in more detail!

Submit Your Questions

Registered participants are welcome to submit questions in advance to our panellists to discuss and answer at the event.

Email Questions to: [email protected]

MODERATOR

Katy Campbell
Executive Director
CCI North Alberta Chapter

Katy is CCI North Alberta's new Executive Director and brings many years of experience as a manager in the Alberta Government, focusing on constituency work.

Katy is deeply committed to advancing CCI's proactive advocacy efforts. She is passionate about working with governments to drive legislative reforms and policies that benefit the condominium sector, ensuring that CCI remains a strong voice for positive change. She is honoured to lead an organization making such a meaningful impact.

CONTACT KATY:

Phone: 780.453.9004
Email: [email protected]
Address: #102, 8925 82 Ave NW Edmonton, AB T6C 0Z2
Website: www.ccinorthalberta.com

PANELIST

Hugh Willis
Lawyer
Willis Law

Hugh is a lawyer with Willis Law in Edmonton. He is a frequent speaker on condominium issues in Alberta.

He volunteers for CCI North including participating in stakeholder sessions on amendments to the Condominium Property Act amongst other matters. He is also a mentor for the Law Society of Alberta for lawyers with condominium law questions.

He was again selected by his peers to be included in the 2024 Best Lawyer magazine for the area of corporate and commercial litigation.

Outside the practice, Hugh enjoys spending time with his wife, three daughters and their three dogs.

CONTACT HUGH:

Phone: (780) 809-1888
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.willislaw.ca

PANELIST

Todd Shipley
Lawyer
Reynolds Mirth Richards & Farmer LLP*

Todd is an experienced litigator whose practice is focused on Corporate/Commercial Litigation, Estate Litigation, and Real Property.

Todd acts for both companies and individuals and has successfully argued cases before numerous administrative tribunals, in all levels of court in Alberta, and before the Supreme Court of Canada.

In addition to his litigation practice, Todd has practiced condominium law for nearly 20 years. He represents condominium corporations, managers, unit owners and developers on a breadth of matters including statutory interpretation, governance, bylaw drafting, and bylaw enforcement. He also draws upon his skills as a litigator representing clients in court proceedings ranging from court applications to trials and appeals. Todd’s depth of knowledge and experience has made him a sought-after presenter and lecturer on condominium law and matters.

CONTACT TODD:

Phone: (780) 497-3339
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.rmrf.com

CCI North Alberta is fortunate to be connected with many experts and professionals in the condo industry.
We are grateful to them for supporting us in elevating the Northern Alberta Condo Community by
participating in our education events and contributing their valuable time and expertise.