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)
COA Ontario 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. The Condo Owners Association (commonly known as COA) represents all Condo Owner registered through their Condo Corporations across Ontario. Each City is Divided into Chapters and each Ward into Districts for your repesentation.
CONDO OWNERS ASSOCIATION
(COA ONTARIO)
COA is 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. Membership registration is made through the Condo Owners Condo Corporation. The Cities and Towns are known as Chapters to include COA Toronto. They are fully supported by COA Ontario which comprises a structure of an Executive Directorship. It has taken countless hours to form a mission statement, mandates and objectives, by-laws, membership drive, directories and database, financial reports and accounts.
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 Private Members Bill 79 introduced by MPP Rosario Marchese of Trinity Spadina.
In late 2009, Linda realized a Province-wide Condo Owners Association was needed to really effect governmental changes of the Condo Act and only the strength of a COA membership of over 1,000,000 (One Million) Condo Owners across the Province would be able to represent a cohesive united voice to represent them to all levels of government. 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.
In April 2009, Rosario Marchese, MPP of Trinity Spadina had called a meeting of condo owners in his riding to establish the Trinity Spadina Condo Owners Association to lobby government on behalf of the condo residents in the local neighbourhood. Over 60 people attended and an executive was elected with Linda Pinizzotto as their 1st President. Over the next few months many directors found the time and commitment challenging and respectfully resigned.
