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Welcome to COA Toronto Chapter - SCARBOROUGH DISTRICT 

 

COA TORONTO  - SCARBOROUGH DISTRICT   is one of the local Wards of the Toronto Chapter of COA - Condo Owners Association representing ALL Condo Owners throughout the Province of Ontario.  Various parts of each City and County in the Province are represented with local districts   

   

Condo Owners Association Ontario is a registered non-profit volunteer organization with the Ontario Government and is at the helm of the Association.  The Association is comprised of City Chapters across the Province; example the Toronto Chapter.  Each of these Chapters includes Local Districts that are parallel to the Political Provincial Ridings in that Municipality.  This structure will allow the Local District to have the support of their local Counsellor, MPP and MP for each of these Ridings.

  

Seeking Applications from Condo Owners

to form a Board of Directors 

to represent COA Toronto

Scarborough District

 

(Click here for Scarborough District 35 - 40 Map)

(Click here for Scarborugh District 41 - 44 Map)

 

(How to Apply)

 

 

               

Founding of COA 

Condo Owners Association 

The Condo Owners Association was founded in 2009.  The orginal Condo Owners Association was founded in April 2009 however it was limited to the Trinity Spadina district within the City of Toronto.   First COA President & Chair, Linda Pinizzotto,  realized the necessity to create and establish a Condo Owners Association Province-wide and by late 2009 so she founded COA Ontario and recently COA Toronto was launched.  Creating the structure of the Association was a huge challenge.   Condo Owners must have a voice to represent them with all levels of Government.  COA stands alone within the Province of Ontario as an Association for Condo Owners; registration is made through their Condo Corporation.  The First Board of Directors have engaged in press conferences, correspondence with City Officials, news articles, rallies and meetings of key issues.  They have formed a mission statement, mandates and objectives, by-laws, membership drive, directories and database, financial reports and accounts.  Their hard work, dedication and accomplishments has opened doors for COA Ontario to stands alone within the Province of Ontario as an Association for Condo Owners through their Condo Corporation.