to pieces of the dirty offer from her boss Joanne Fisher, Regional manager. University students, college students, elderly people, families with young children live here and can't afford to move right now. The bugs are back with a vengeance. Three times worse and hungry. I've sealed off my unit with caulking and duct tape. I pray that this will help until I can find affordable housing.

e whole story, and who feels the need to fabricate information, and spread gossip. If I were you, I wouldn't believe everything I hear. Take the time to talk to management because they have been nothing but helpful, proactive and efficient in dealing with this matter. People who have nothing better to do than sit and complain and cause problems should keep their opinions to themselves unless they know the whole truth! To the management, I think you have done a GREAT job in handling something that has been deemed a NATIONAL EPIDEMIC. If you don't know what that means, it means that it's a Canada wide problem, and that there's not much that can be done about it. Unless of course Canada allows the use of DDT that was outlawed years ago due to irresponsible usage.

igently.

Signed Very Happy at 200 Park St.

gs in the building and she stated that it was just a rumor. After conducting my own investigation I have found other units recently infested. The property manager stated that managers were not obligated to inform occupants of a bed bug infestation unless they were asked directly as which point they were legally obligated to reveal such information. A mandatory inspection was conducted. An occupant directly asked the resident manager if there were bed bugs on her floor. The resident manager said that there was no problem. The occupant asked a second time after I informed her that her neighbor directly beside her has been infested for one year and she received the same response. Notices were posted in the building to tell occupants to keep bulk items in their units until an arrangement could be made for a bulk pick up from the city. This would take up to two weeks. I questioned the resident manager of the possibility of infecting other units if people were keeping infested items in their unit. She responded that she was acting on orders from her managers. I have thrown out items and asked for compensation. I received a notice to be evicted. I've filed an application to be compensated for my loses. Had I been informed of the infestations over a year ago I would have had the opportunity to protect myself, my family and my belongings. I view the property managers as deliberately and carelessly negligent. I view them as contributors to the bed bug epidemic. I reside at 200 Park Street South, Hamilton, Ontario Canada. The Property Management Group is: Skyline Management Incorporated. Their head office is in Guelph, Ontario