Drugi Kosovski Boj Pdf on this page. Several tenants and ex-employees of publicly owned housing in Vancouver say their buildings are marred by revolting conditions, rampant crime and shoddy management — by a company whose CEO is married to a top government housing official. 'They're all crack shacks and brothels, and the old people in these hotels are too afraid to leave their rooms,' said Don Brown, who worked for Atira Property Management as a front-desk clerk in two of the buildings. 'I live on [Vancouver's Downtown] Eastside.

But even I was horrified at some of the things that go on, and nothing is done about it.' Go Public went into some of the buildings, where tenants showed doors with no locks; bathrooms with no toilet paper or lights; feces; urine; garbage and dirty needles in hallways; filthy, clogged and leaky plumbing; cockroaches; and black mould. 'I didn't live there.