Not (without permission) according to Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA), from my understanding.
That's kinda what I thought. I mean we're technically talking info that shouldn't even be any of Johnny's business to begin with
What's the Hebrew meaning of "Simpson?"
No, They didn't tell him that and even if they did, it means nothing. He used the same turn of phrase with his weapons charge. The RCMP told me I needed to have a weapon to protect myself from the hateful bollys.
The council pretty much openly abhors him, so the fact that he thought that they would knowingly assist him is comical at best.
Like any other JYS lolsuit, it's little more than throwing shit at the wall to see what sticks. Anything that does is an added bonus. To put it another way, JYS may or may not know (or care) about the long odds of their suit, but the mere possibility of receiving a monetary settlement or 'Kitty's dox makes it worthwhile in their simple mind even if they ultimately receive nothing in the end.
This falls back to the idea that this suit is little more than JYS' latest effort to dox 'Kitty. If JYS is truly convinced one of their neighbors is posting about them on the internet, it's up to them to invest the time and resources to figure out who's behind the posts and not ask others to knowingly violate privacy laws.
Little does he know we all live in his strata.
It's his ongoing anger and frustration of not getting that, demanded, list that amuses me the most.
Spotting the cat paw signature will be the clincher.
How does he think knowing the residents’ names will help him work out who @WGkitty is?
He'll find one with the initials WG and harass him or her (especially if it's a woman).
I had not thought of that. Doesn’t WG stand for Walnut Grove though?
That's what I always thought.
Just double checked maps with the address from his strata lolsuit - his condo is definitely in Walnut Grove. So he’s fucking kidding himself that WG stands for some resident’s name.
The part that I love are Kitty / Resident & Donny living in his head rent free.
It can get kind of confusing. Johnny Tampons lives in one building in Walnut Grove, and Miriam and the aunt live in a seniors-only building directly across from it. From what I understand, they previously all lived under one roof at a different building (Greenside), then used the proceeds from selling it to buy (or at least put down payments on) their current condos.
You need at least 1 million to buy an updated stand alone home in most areas of greater Vancouver. Condos can be had for 1/3 of the cost of a house and are still equity. The average income in Vancouver combined with the high cost of living prohibits the majority of people from owning a house. It's actually a nightmare scenario.
Also, if I’m right that the only difference between a condo and an apartment is that you don’t actually own an apartment, just lease it (apologies if incorrect) then a condo might be the only way a normalish person can have security gates, a pool, not have to take care of gardens, etc, while not having to fork out rent in their retirement.
Almost anything can be strata. There are some freestanding houses that are strata, not freehold (like the famous Hobbit House at 25th and Cambie). If you have one side of a duplex it can be strata. So some are like apartments, and some are not. Any time two or more owners share one property, basically. And Second Hand Syringe is right; The reason people put up with strata is because freehold in the Lower Mainland is absolutely, completely insane. A million and up for a shack. The municipalities are trying to deal with the crazy property prices by approving condo developments so the vast majority of new units on the market are strata units.