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ARTICLE · 30 MARCH 2020

Convening A Condominium AGM Amid Concerns Over COVID-19?

Spring is typically Annual General Meeting (AGM) season for condominium corporations and with the COVID-19 virus having been declared a pandemic last week

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Spring is typically Annual General Meeting (AGM) season for condominium corporations and with the COVID-19 virus having been declared a pandemic last week, condo boards should consider whether or not to proceed with scheduled AGMs. For many condo corporations, an AGM will be a "mass gathering" that corrals hundreds of unit owners together in one room, sitting in close proximity, often for several hours.

While Alberta's Condominium Property Act requires condominium corporations to convene the next AGM no later than fifteen (15) months after the immediately preceding AGM, this is a unique situation in which common sense must be applied. It is highly unlikely that a condominium corporation will be penalized for a failure to strictly follow the legislated timeline in these circumstances.

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