Training Sessions: CMHC's Rent Supplement Program
We invite all site staff, managers, and federation staff to attend one of two in-person training sessions or a webinar...
We invite all site staff, managers, and federation staff to attend one of two in-person training sessions or a webinar...
The Agency and the Co-operative Housing Federation of Canada recently conducted a pilot project on radon gas. We tested...
Calling all Agency clients! This is your opportunity to tell us where we need to do better — but there’s only one week...
Did you know your membership doesn’t need to approve your audited financial statements? Fact! If you check your...
Is your co-op thinking of completing a Building Condition Assessment (BCA) or a Capital Replacement Reserve Plan (CRP)...
In November 2017, the Agency surveyed its co-op clients on their sustainable and environmental practices, capturing a...
On Friday September 21, 2018, the National Capital Region was struck by two tornadoes that touched down in Dunrobin and...
The Agency’s Technical Services group has developed a Project Management Guide that will help your co-op understand the...
Heating and ventilation are important in residential buildings, especially to co-ops with mid- to high-rise multi-unit...
To take care of aging buildings, co-ops need to plan for repairs and replacements. A good place to start is with a...
This spring, Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) launched the National Housing Co-Investment Fund as part of...
The Agency has updated its Model Management Services Agreement and developed it as a fillable PDF document, greatly...
Good Internal Financial Controls are important to keep everyone honest. In the latest HomeRun Good Practices video, we...
Effective property management is the heart of a successful co-op. Finding the right management company can seem like a...
In 2015, the United Nations (UN) and its member states adopted seventeen goals known as the Sustainable Development...
28% of Agency clients lost no money to vacancies last year. Good, if this means members chose to stay in their units. Bad, if new members moved into units that hadn’t been refreshed.