Fiona Therrien

Fiona Therrien is the Managing Broker at C&C Property Group and a recognized leader in Vancouver’s strata management industry. Before joining C&C in 2023, she spent five years as Managing Broker at Tribe Management and another five at First Service Residential, two of BC’s largest firms. Fiona also served as a Board Director with the Professional Association of Managing Agents (PAMA) from 2018 to 2022, dedicating her time to the Education Committee to raise standards across the profession.

At C&C, Fiona heads a boutique team that manages over 100 strata communities throughout Greater Vancouver. Her “Goldilocks” approach blends the expertise of a big company with the personal touch of a smaller firm. When not helping strata councils thrive, Fiona loves hitting the road for adventures in her Sprinter van.

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How to Pass a Strata Budget in BC

30 January 2026 • Administration

For strata councils across British Columbia, passing the annual operating budget is one of the most important governance tasks of the year. The budget determines how…

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7 Ways Strata Councils Can Improve Strata Security in BC

26 January 2026 • Strata Council

Strata security is one of the most common concerns raised by owners across BC, especially in buildings with busy entrances, shared parkades, or high foot traffic…

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What Do Condo Fees Cover? Understanding How Your Strata Fees Are Used

29 December 2025 • Strata Management

For many condo owners across British Columbia, monthly strata fees can feel like a mysterious line item—one that goes up each year, but without much clarity…

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BC Strata Council President Duties and Common Misconceptions

22 December 2025 • Strata Council

Questions around BC strata council president duties come up often, usually because people aren’t entirely sure where the role begins and ends. The president is typically…

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A Step-by-Step Guide to Changing Strata Management Companies

4 November 2025 • Strata Management

For many strata councils, there comes a point when their current management company no longer meets the community’s needs. Whether it’s unresponsiveness, delayed invoice payments, or…

Leaking condo with buckets, plumber closing a valve, and an insurance sheet beside a deductible gauge—strata water-damage claims.

BC Strata Property Act Water Damage Guide

23 October 2025 • Rules and Regulations

Understanding BC Strata Property Act water damage requirements is essential for protecting your investment and avoiding financial surprises. Water damage is the most common and costly emergency…

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A Practical Guide to Repair and Maintenance Obligations Under the BC Strata Property Act

23 September 2025 • Rules and Regulations

When it comes to repairs in a strata, things can get complicated quickly. Questions like “Who pays for this leak?” or “Is that cracked window my…

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Understanding Easements in Strata Properties

4 September 2025 • Strata Management

If you’ve ever spotted a mysterious line on your strata plan and wondered what it represents, that’s likely an easement. In plain terms, it’s permission for…

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How to Address Unfair Treatment by Strata Councils in BC

28 August 2025 • Rules and Regulations

If you’re facing what feels like unfair treatment by a strata council in BC – rules applied to you but not to others, members voting despite…

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Running for Strata Council: A Guide for Owners

1 August 2025 • Strata Council

Does this sound familiar? The AGM is running long, tempers flare over a proposed special levy, and decisions feel like they are critical to the future…