Posted Jul 20, 2017, 8:56 PM
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Originally Posted by dleung
A handful of Chinese board members conversing with each other in mandarin - that's what set this whole thing off?! Makes for great doomsday news headlines I guess, esp for folks like whatnext who call them "locusts" lol
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No this is what set things off. Maybe you should spend less time being ethnically butthurt and more time thinking:
Andreas Kargut, a townhouse owner in Richmond, B.C., was shocked with the reply he got when he and a neighbour emailed their condo board this month asking to attend their next meeting.
The board president replied they were welcome to attend as observers.
“However, please understand the council team for this fiscal is using Mandarin as the preferred language for communication,” he went on.
“Therefore we have no intention of using English during the meeting on Dec. 8. That’s the most efficient way for the team this year.”
Kargut , one of the original owners in the 54-unit Wellington Court complex, built in 2004, said he felt discriminated against and filed a complaint with the B.C. Human Rights Tribunal.(bold mine)....
http://nationalpost.com/news/canada/...1-4927f4a7dd96
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