Comments on: Way Cleared for 38% Hike in Heritage Apartment Rent http://seafieldapartments.com/way-cleared-for-38-hike-in-heritage-apartment-rent/1138 Fri, 29 Jul 2011 14:59:44 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Hal http://seafieldapartments.com/way-cleared-for-38-hike-in-heritage-apartment-rent/1138/comment-page-1#comment-575 Hal Sat, 25 Apr 2009 22:26:13 +0000 http://seafieldapartments.com/?p=1138#comment-575 "If I were a provincial Liberal candidate, I would be deeply embarrassed to be associated with the sort of mentality that would dream up such verbal nonsense." Derek, I think that there isn't much of anything that could embarrass or shame the current crop of Liberal MLAs and candidates. “If I were a provincial Liberal candidate, I would be deeply embarrassed to be associated with the sort of mentality that would dream up such verbal nonsense.”

Derek, I think that there isn’t much of anything that could embarrass or shame the current crop of Liberal MLAs and candidates.

]]> By: Derek Richer http://seafieldapartments.com/way-cleared-for-38-hike-in-heritage-apartment-rent/1138/comment-page-1#comment-571 Derek Richer Sat, 25 Apr 2009 00:01:01 +0000 http://seafieldapartments.com/?p=1138#comment-571 Here is how the BC Housing Ministry has responded to the travesty of the Seafield RTB decision, as reported in the article above: 'The province “limits rent increases to give tenants stability and peace of mind,” but also recognizes the need for flexibility, a Housing Ministry spokesman said yesterday.' Judging from the Orwellian language emanating from Rich Coleman's housing ministry, the word "flexibility" covers a multitude of sorrow. How can any renter experience stability or peace of mind when the law permits greedy landlords to acquire increased "flexibility" in the double digits at the same renter's expense? If I were a provincial Liberal candidate, I would be deeply embarrassed to be associated with the sort of mentality that would dream up such verbal nonsense. Here is how the BC Housing Ministry has responded to the travesty of the Seafield RTB decision, as reported in the article above:

‘The province “limits rent increases to give tenants stability and peace of mind,” but also recognizes the need for flexibility, a Housing Ministry spokesman said yesterday.’

Judging from the Orwellian language emanating from Rich Coleman’s housing ministry, the word “flexibility” covers a multitude of sorrow. How can any renter experience stability or peace of mind when the law permits greedy landlords to acquire increased “flexibility” in the double digits at the same renter’s expense?

If I were a provincial Liberal candidate, I would be deeply embarrassed to be associated with the sort of mentality that would dream up such verbal nonsense.

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