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Canadian Property Management Compliance Checklist

Complete inspection checklist covering NFC 2020 fire safety, NBC 2020 building systems, Provincial OHS requirements, tenant safety, pool regulations, and AODA accessibility. Be audit-ready for your fire marshal and provincial inspections.

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Updated Feb 2026

The Hidden Cost of Manual Compliance

Canadian property managers must comply with NFC 2020 fire codes, NBC 2020 building standards, Provincial OHS requirements, and CSA standards - each with different frequencies and documentation needs.

77%
of property managers
struggle with multi-jurisdictional fire and building compliance
C$100K+
potential fine
for serious fire safety violations in residential buildings
5+ hrs
average time spent
preparing for fire marshal inspections

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Complete Canadian Property Compliance Checklist

Use this checklist to ensure your Canadian residential property meets all regulatory requirements. Click any section to expand or collapse.

Fire Safety Planning

Fire Detection & Alarm

Fire Suppression

Emergency Lighting

Elevator Systems (CSA B44)

HVAC Systems

Structural

Electrical

Pool Safety

Pool Water Quality

Pool Safety Equipment

Grounds & Gardens

Security

Parking

Accessible Routes

Accessible Facilities

Total inspection items: 50+ tasks across 5 compliance categories
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Disclaimer

This checklist is based on Canadian standards including NFC 2020, NBC 2020, Provincial OHS Acts, CSA Standards, and AODA accessibility requirements. Requirements may vary by province, building type, and property classification. Always verify specific requirements with your Provincial Fire Marshal and tenancy authorities.

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Last updated: February 2026