
Read more about this initiative to award scholarships to students residing in member co-ops, here: https://co-ophousingtoronto.coop/programs/diversity-scholarship/

Read more about this initiative to award scholarships to students residing in member co-ops, here: https://co-ophousingtoronto.coop/programs/diversity-scholarship/
Last month, the Co-operative Housing Federation of Toronto honoured Brian Iler of Iler Campbell LLP as an Honorary Lifetime Member in recognition of his years of service providing legal advice to co-ops and non-profits in Ontario. You can watch his acceptance speech here. Celia Chandler, of CHFT, also wrote this piece in recognition of Brian’s achievement. We are so proud of all of Brian’s work in the sector, and extend our congratulations to him!
As you’ll have seen from our September 6th post, linked here, there have been some changes on the staff front here at Iler Campbell, including Brian Iler’s transition to counsel, Safia Lakhani and Michael Hackl’s entry into the partnership, and Celia Chandler’s departure.
In addition to those developments, we are pleased to announce that our most capable clerk, Hunter Stone, is now a paralegal. Hunter will be taking the lead on most of our Landlord and Tenant Board matters for co‑op and non‑profit clients, and assisting, as necessary, with your internal processes. We know you’ll enjoy working with Hunter if you haven’t already had the opportunity to do so!
With 2020 and 2021 in the distance, 2022 was a cakewalk. We’ve grown, moved,
talked, listened and shared more than ever with each other and our clients. Read on to see what we got up to this year.
Not‑for‑profits across the sector increasingly rely on financing their projects through community bonds. Community bonds are social finance tools like traditional bonds. Community bonds generally have a fixed interest rate and a fixed maturity date. Continue reading “Community Bonds and the Ontario Not for Profit Corporations Act:”
Constant economic growth demands sacrifices from people and communities who benefit very little from capitalism’s greed.
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