Grieving woman treated poorly after mom’s loss

By Lethbridge Herald on January 25, 2023.

Editor:

How crass Season’s Retirement Community demand Kaylene Neufeld pay $1,200 for failing to provide a 30-day notice to vacate which was not presaged. We have a grieving loved one who just lost her mother and during mourning her despair is amplified by the response of an operation that exudes with corporate greed. 

Seasons receives a copious amount of income from the residents. It’s a business; however, where is your compassion? If the residence is vacant it can be used as a tax write-off. The Residential Tenancies Act states a one-month notice to be given. However, who can predict an untimely death? During her grieving, Kaylene had the fortitude to reach out to any creditors her mother might have had. Perhaps Seasons bluster and indignant practice will come back amiss. Condolences to Kaylene and her family.

Stan Adamus

Lethbridge