Working Together with the COA
The Condo Owners Association structure was designed to embrace a voice for Condo Owners at the Provincial level and with local MP's and MPP's in each Riding and the local Councillors in each Ward of the City. COA also works directly with the Mayors and City Staff and other Representatives relating to various issues and new regulatory process/changes relating to condominiums
MP's - The Members of Parliament
- MP's are elected to the Canadian House of Commons
- Each COA Districts (Ridings) works with MP representative
- ie Ottawa has 308 seats in the Canadian House of Commons
- View MP Seats at Parliament Hill
MPP's The Ontario Provincial Members of Parliament
- 107 Seats for MPP's who serve the Legislative Assembly of Ontario
- MPP's have a Toronto office at Queen's Park and a constituency office.
- View MPP seats in your riding
Municipal Councillors
- Represent their Local Wards within their City.
- These Wards represent the COA Districts.
- List of Ontario Municipalities - Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing
COA TORONTO Division and Related District
There are 26 COA Divisions across the Province of Ontario located in various Cities and Towns. Each of these have various Districts also known as their Political Riding and/or Municipal Ward.
COA Districts Design Click for City of Toronto Districts Graph
- Districts are known by their Political Riding and Municipal Ward.
- Example: COA Toronto has 44 Districts
- Each Toronto District has a Councillor, MPP and MP
- MPP's on the Provincial level at Queen's Park
- MP's on the Federal level at Queen's Park and Parliament Hill
- Councillor represents City/Municipal issues at City Hall.