Mississauga, ON – Condo Owners in Ontario not only have a new, more powerful political voice, their collective numbers can also put a dent in child poverty. For all new registrations to the Condo Owners Association (COA) from June 8 to August 2, 2011, half of the 2011 fees will be donated to the One Nation Run (ONR) benefiting World Vision Canada. Linda Pinizzotto, a REALTOR® at Sutton Group - Quantum Realty Inc.* and Founder of COA, feels the run is perfectly in line with her organization’s community focus...Read More
WELCOME TO CONDO OWNERS ASSOCIATION ONTARIO (COA)
The Condo Owners Association, also known as COA was formed to address the shortfalls of the Condo Act as per Bill 186 and to advocate change by creating a strong and persuasive voice in the community to all levels of Government. COA represents Condo Owners if they are a registered member or Owners where their Board of Directors, on behalf of their Condo Corporations have registered their membership.
Each City has representation from COA
COAtoronto,
COAmississauga,
COAottawa
COABrampton and so on
The Chapters have Committees to work with the local Political Riding in each District.
CONDO OWNERS ASSOCIATION
COA
A non-profit organization
representing Condo Owners
COA is the voice to represent Condo Owners within all levels of Government. COA stands alone as a Provincial Association for Condo Owners. A Condo Owner can join on their own or through their Condo Corporation. There are Committees in each City and Town; known as Chapters .
Linda Pinizzotto, Founder and Chairman of Condo Owners Association (COA), a registered non-profit Association to represent Condo Owners across the Province speaks at Queen's Park, Toronto in support of changes to the Condo Act as introduced by MPP Rosario Marchese of Trinity Spadina.
COA can support the development of its members and foster a prosperous and sustainable economic environment while contributing to the quality of life in the condo community but this mission had to be based province wide.
The Province of Ontario has over 1,000,000 Million Condo Owners and still growing. The strength of these owners can make the difference and make changes. We all need to work together province-wide to protect not only Condo Owners but also home owners. Everyone will know someone living in a condominium and whether that person is your son, daughter, mother, father, other family member, friend, co-worker or aquaintance - we are all affected. All Home Owners are also affected because the condo market affects all of the other markets whether they are residential and commercial properties. The general public needs to understand the importance of creating a solid viable future for these huge buildings because they have created a new landscape for our Province and they need proper governance and regulations that will support and protect all of our futures.
