Del Property Management and Cityplace Concord are nothing but money making schemers and should be ashamed of their company.

To get to the point of this DEL Property Management and the Board of Directors are guilty of forced labor.

They used each other to create fraudulent stories about me in the form of memos and security reports. MTCC 1198 actually sent these memos and security reports to the Ontario Human Rights Commission so that they could decide on my credibility.

There was no mediation or conciliation. What happened to meiation for the Condo Act?

Del Property Management Inc. and Security and Tridel (Del Realty Inc.) and MTCC 1198 did not care about me and they just wanted to have my human rights complaints dismissed.

The following is a new matter that was not included in my human rights complaint.

I am highly allergic to second hand cigarette smoke. I complained of second hand smoke both verbally and in writing that travels into my unit.

Inhaling second-hand smoke makes my lungs harder to function. This results in watery eyes and red eyes, coughing and chest discomfort for me. This is called a disability. There is case law on this matter.

Property management wrote in an email and wants me to pay for costs of inspections and cutting of drywall etc. if no second hand smoke really travels into my unit through fan coil units, washroom fan and other avenues. Are they for real?

Property management is responsible for preventing second hand smoke from entering my unit. This is in their declaration and rules with regards to the enjoyment of the unit.

They used each other to create fraudulent stories about me in the form of memos and security reports. MTCC 1198 actually sent these memos and security reports to the Ontario Human Rights Commission so that they could decide on my credibility.

There was no mediation or conciliation.

Del Property Management Inc. and Security and Tridel (Del Realty Inc.) and MTCC 1198 did not care about me and they just wanted to have my human rights complaints dismissed.

The following is a new matter that was not included in my human rights complaint.

I am highly allergic to second hand cigarette smoke. I complained of second hand smoke both verbally and in writing that travels into my unit.

Inhaling second-hand smoke makes my lungs harder to function. This results in watery eyes and red eyes, coughing and chest discomfort for me. This is called a disability. There is case law on this matter.

Property management wrote in an email and wants me to pay for costs of inspections and cutting of drywall etc. if no second hand smoke really travels into my unit through fan coil units, washroom fan and other avenues. Are they for real?

Property management is responsible for preventing second hand smoke from entering my unit.

Thank you for your concern!

All the free stuff that I have ordered fits into the mail box so this would not be an issue and using another 1st name for freebies is not illegal and this is none of their business.

Our Property Manager has professional ethics to follow and is not suppose to lead his team into thinking an owner(s)are doing something illegal. We have lots of high tech security cameras monitoring the property and everything is taped and saved.

We have 3 options for parcels in our lovely building. The 1st option is as you have described by bringing Notice Card to pick up mail at nearby post office.

The 2nd option is having Canada Post or couriers bring the parcel up to the unit. I have never had to go down to the lobby to collect parcels. This also depends on the area and postal worker doing the delivery.

The 3rd option is to give security written authorization to collect parcels on the units behalf. Security would hold the item for 7 days. This is great when one is at work or when one is busy at home. I am using this option now.

It was just over a year ago that I had the 1st option of Canada Post and couriers delivering parcels up to the unit.

I hope that this helps.

I think you also have been given some mis-information. I lived in a condo for more than 10 years and if whatever was going to be delivered didn’t fit in my mailbox, a slip was put in the mailbox for me to do a pick up at the nearby postal outlet.

Once I was home when something arrived, they buzzed me from the lobby and I had to go down to sign (or else it would have gone to the postal outlet nearby.) I don’t think the Canada Post workers are supposed to go to the actual units. (A true courier company might.)