"cleanliness." Obviously, no property manager is going to want to lose tenants by announcing an isolated BB infestation, particularly if they're taking proactive steps to manage the problem. My building's management is excellent and most issues are brought to tenants' attention, but BBs are still a taboo subject - so just because your building management has not yet made any announcements does not invalidate PO'ed's experience.

PO seems to think that you might be management responding to his post. I have no way of knowing if that is the case. You may just a be a long-standing tenant who likes your building and its management, and that is a positive thing for you and your community. But don't automatically assume that someone is making things up when much of Toronto is dealing with this horrible scourge.

I just wished people on this site were a little less defensive and a little less accusatory and realized that we are all in this together and it's a serious problem that needs to be resolved with some serious intervention, be it at the municipal or provincial level. The blame game gets us nowhere. Just my thoughts.

ed bugs.
"Bed bugs Its a serious 'issue" it should not be used as a weapon against people or businesses' on these so called websites just to get someone you dont agree with back. GROW UP!

ode and has not allowed the other tenants to know of this situation, now the other units in the building are sure to be infested (it has been an ongoing 10 month battle). The re-infestation is coming from other units in the building and the landlord will not do anything about it, period. The company I dealt with said the only way to rid myself of the bugs is to have the units on either side and below fumigated(sprayed, dusted and fogged). Time for me to move, I give up, the landlord wins. Heaven help the new tenant who moves in.