Protest at Queen’s Park on Oct 28 – taking Our Demands to the Legislature!

Dear Supporters,

We’re taking our demands directly to the legislature, and we need your voice there! We will not let “Condo Boards” and entrenched interests intimidate us. Thanks to your incredible backing, our campaign for Ontario condo reform is gaining serious momentum.

Join us at the upcoming protest:
Date: Wednesday, October 28, 2026 (add it to your calendar so you don’t miss it)
Time: 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Location: Queen’s Park (111 Wellesley St W, Toronto, ON)
https://maps.app.goo.gl/8RpDjFx4dkmwjWEU8

You can simply show up on the day, but we encourage you to RSVP here & to receive updates: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/condo-residents-for-change-protest-2-tickets-2002851205872

Keep the Pressure On

Please take 30 seconds to share our petition and spread the word about the upcoming protest with your neighbours and on social media.

Our petition is picking up major steam, catching the attention of both the community and government officials. Change is happening, but to force real legislative action, we cannot slow down now.

We stand united to restore democracy to our homes. See you at Queen’s Park!

P.S. If you haven’t signed yet:

Sign this petition to demand that Ontario protects condo residents from corrupt governance. Our homes should be our sanctuary, not a site of systemic oppression.

https://www.change.org/ProtectOntarioCondos

Protect Condominium Residents from Abusive Boards

Sign this petition to demand that Ontario protect condo residents & owners from corrupt governance & abusive Boards. Our homes should be our sanctuary, not a site of systemic oppression.

https://www.change.org/ProtectOntarioCondos

Nearly 2 million Ontarians live in condominiums, which are the primary housing option for our most vulnerable— young families, seniors, newcomers, and renters. Yet, weak legislation has allowed rogue boards to operate like unchecked lords of their buildings, turning our homes into spaces of constant anxiety, intimidation, and financial fear.

The Rigged System

The ultimate conflict of interest? Condominium boards currently run their own elections. With zero independent oversight, bad actors stay in power for decades by using fraudulent tactics: 

Proxy Vote Fraud: “I collect Proxy Voting Forms and re-use them each year; I just modify the date on the form. I win every time.” – Mississauga Condo Board Member

Financial Extortion or Favors: “I paid a $3,000 chargeback but the Board Member said they wouldn’t clear the balance without my vote.” – Ontario Condominium Owner

Ballot Purging: Boards fabricate fake arrears balances or use aggressive legal threats to strip owners of their voting rights and kick opposing candidates off the ballot.

When governance fails, residents suffer. We face weaponized financial chargebacks, misappropriated funds, kickbacks, and intentionally neglected building maintenance.

Our Call for Immediate Government Intervention

We call on the Minister of Public and Business Service Delivery to take immediate legislative action to protect millions of Ontarians living in condominiums:

  1. Expand CAT Jurisdiction: Immediately empower the Condominium Authority Tribunal (CAT) to fast-track election disputes without requiring expensive court battles.
  2. Neutral Third-Party Elections: Mandate an independent agency (eg. CAO) oversee all condo voting, completely removing incumbent boards from the process.
  3. Neutral Control of Proxy Votes: All proxy voting must be submitted directly by an owner to a neutral third party (eg. CAO) to prevent fraud.
  4. Mandatory Term Limits: Cap continuous board membership at a maximum of two terms (6 years) to prevent entrenched power structures.

The Minister has the power to update the Condominium Act and restore integrity to our communities, and safety in our homes.

Sign this petition to demand that Ontario protects condo residents from corrupt governance. Our homes should be our sanctuary, not a site of systemic oppression.

https://www.change.org/ProtectOntarioCondos

Supported by Ontario Residents, Owners, and Tenants & Supporters