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AGM February 6, 2025

Our 20th anniversary luncheon was attended by over 65 members and guests, including The Honourable Anita Neville, Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba; Honourable Mintu Sandhu, Minister of Public Service Delivery; Mr. Wayne Ewasko, Interim leader of the Opposition and Deputy Director (Acting), Residential Tenancies Branch Mr. Darren Cooper. We were fortunate to have for our keynote speaker, world reknowned Mr. Michael Bayer, MBA, CSP, AS.

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After a number of exploratory discussions at meetings of life lease tenants, it was thought useful to form an association to consider various legal issues presented by The Life Leases Act and Regulations affecting life leases, consider policies followed by the Residential Tenancies Branch, and policies adopted in the different complexes regarding governance, management, and individual policies and practices.

   The Manitoba Life Lease Occupants' Association was an unincorporated entity that came into being on October 4, 2005. Its membership is comprise of tenant organizations in life lease complexes who have joined together for the purposes of education, monitoring laws, and policies affecting life lease properties, and to provide a resource for tenant concerns.

We are now registered as a Non-Profit Corporation in the Province of Manitoba! The Manitoba Life Lease Occupants' Association Inc. received officcial status on June 26, 2024. This desigantion not only legally and publicly affirms the purpose of the MLLOA as an advocate and resourse for all of our members but opens new opportunities for us to seek financial assistance from public sector funding agencies and to develop community business partnerships to support our objectives.

Mission Statement

The Manitoba Life Lease Occupants' Association Inc.'s goal is to foster and support Cooperative endeavours among Life Lease complexes in Manitoba

• To monitor proposed legislative changes affecting life leases.
• To educate occupants on their rights and obligations as occupants.
• To organize assistance for members; consider problems arising among occupants and formulate possible solutions or remedies to effect economies of scale for the benefit of all.
• To encourage occupants to develop their skills, to share in the work of the Association.
• To provide information and other assistance to occupants.
• To lobby governments for policies and laws that are in the best interest of occupants.
• To advocate in support of member interests as a group.

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Latest update: March 4, 2025