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CANADA: Covered Or Not Covered?

This Winter / Spring in Canada has to be one of the most expensive ever.

Watch stock market growth on housing and home repair to follow along.

Gross….

Covid, cyclones, hurrcanes, ice storms etc….

Not mentioned in Canada’s secret bills to residents is leaf cleanup, mud clean up from storms.

It’s really past the point here…

If you want to keep your home what do you do?

Stay home to dehumidify or go to work to keep the loan up?

Canada doesn’t cover both.

Now to protect the lease and insurance you gotta leave work….

To stay home and clean.

Now you got no job and lost the house.

That’s because you didn’t have job hours PLUS 24 hour flood repair covered.

That’s instant bankrupt.

Now I spent my money to remodel from Home Depot and lawyers backed it up, then everything was covered.

Remember.

Canada did’t pay for that, I did.

See, look at the bill they are running up in Ottawa.

That’s what it costs living in a big city.

RE: Housing Crisis, Halifax

The new Prime Minister is on representing King Charles upcoming visit to Canada…

The United States is there pretending Ottawa’s not just a tabloid show in the United States now for King Charles.

Remember, I am UK Cruise ship route New Zealand to Old Nova Scotia….

That’s swimming and tanning at the beach, so no housing crisis out here.

Not like in Ottawa, with the big work force.

They mean if you’re not paying.

At the cottage, at the beach….no outage there….Home Depot no outage there.

Nova Scotia recently passed housing laws that make my lease even stronger.

That had to be repesented to Halifax civil workers on my legal bill so they could evaluate condensation.

By paying cash or ahead everything was covered.

Just remember, the Fire Department used my private lawer time for their evaluation and I had to pay the bill…

On my private apartment lease.

Then all work on my apartment was covered by Home Depot.

I’m just saying, it’s more money than you think to run a city apartment…plus time for emergency fire alarm inspections and private condensation repair hours.

Then going forward the whole area knows about all your tanning stuff at your new renovated apartment from Home Depot.

Diary Update, Beach Etc.,

I mean I try to get to the beach earlier….the first group is Spring Break.

Just remember, when schools all done home responsibilities take priorities over beach arrival time.

Canada, in recent years has been hit by a cyclone, bad storms etc., reminder ice road in Alaska is where everyone is moving.

All Nova Scotia gets is new “no winter maintainence” signs.

My only point is housing etc., here has become expensive with repairs.

Buildings have lost upkeep with Fire Department while tenant leases have surpassed building maintainence.

Leaving tenants to have to cover legal bills on lease to have access to fire alarm system repair.

Now you pay at your apartment, Home Depot repairs, that’s bigger than your building maintainence so the Fire Department uses that….on your lawyer time.

Unfortunately, that’s the price of expensive apartment City upkeep people.

Water / condensation issues.

Tenants not covered could void their lease if they abandon repairs.

Now you need a locked in lease, plus legal representation for your apartment for Fire Marshall access, for condensation repair etc., from ice damage.

RE: Halifax Condo Insurance

Man….

If you buy a condo in a large city with a deed it only comes with a managemet office.

Inside the condo you do whatever you want.

Condensation in the rest of the building to fix that can be done with a personal lawyer.

The lawyer files the legal form to the deed owner on the lobby area and then condensation damage is handled through the deed owners legal department…for the lobby management areas outside the tenant unit.

That’s my apartment scenario.

After that, I cover the lease repair sections and the legal department for the lobby area covers the water leaks and outside roof repair.

In smaller rentals with a landlord…

The bank loan to the landlord covers the flood damage on his bank loan flood insurance, to get approved for the loan to own the building.

The tenant inside the building is responsible to cover the interior water removal to keep his lease in tact, and prevent personal effects from water damage.

HALIFAX: Construction Contractors Back To Work etc.

Well it’s Easter Monday, condensation issue cleanup is moving ahead.

Finally, they have people drying the building.

Hopefully this issue is getting more attention from the community.

I mean, how can you glue your celing up when the roof is wet with condensation?

Thankfully, mine is drying out fast but it’s still going to take a while.

I mean you rip out these wet floor underlays and repair celing.

Now its drying time with fans and dehumidifiers, while they are scraping the roof and levelling storm damage.

So you gotta wait for all that to dry before putting in new flooring and light fixtures.

At least they know the problem is ice blocks and the Fire Department and construction people are all working on that now where I live.

HALIFAX: RE: Local Shopping Holiday Hours

Want to visit the lame side of Halifax?

Just like burger week where you can’t even see the hamburger promotion, afford or have time to eat there.

They have all these magazines and pages running articles about what’s open on Holidays.

Why would someone pay to print all that material when all you need to do is check the liquor store hours at the NSLC and if that’s open thats all food shopping and Malls.

What a waste of time and money, now I think they are just ripping off the posted open store hours at the NSLC window.

MLB YANKEES: Yankees Using Illegal Violation To Protect No Hitter

Man, Yankees Max Fried no hitter in 7th inning, 2 outs 2 strikes…walks batter with intentional pitch clock violation to throw next hitter out.

Umpire calls play hit by pitch.

Updated, like at the MGM Casino bet on the no hitter.

Then they call intentional pitch violaton, get the next hitter and win the MGM Casino bet on the play.

HALIFAX: RE: Childrens Aid, Condensation etc.

Right away…

People getting ratted out here in Halifax.

Apparently Childrens Aid / CPS here in Halifax catching parents getting extra welfare funding smoking cigarettes on Easter got busted by people doing humidity checks in the basement.

Caught claiming exra welfare money with 90+ % humidity in building basement meaning the kids and baby were sleeping on mud puddles from wet flooring caused by melting ice and insulation.

While the parents smoked the extra money during a point in the case was the regular check money was supposed to be spent drying the apartment floor and celing.

Fucking sickening.

HALIFAX: Alert, Local Conditions etc.

How long before this is front page news….

Now Legal Aid, Childrens Aid / CPS are involved.

So alert if your are local protective services at Easter like Childrens Aid.

About the humidity levels…

The Halifax Fire Department has stated that local buildings have a current condensation emergency, I was granted a three week court recess to deal with condensation damage.

At Community Services cases involving children may be affected.

People going there asking for money have stated with children in their homes to case workers that extra money was needed saying to get funding they had all other issues covered.

Now…

The Halifax Fire Departnment has voided many of their claims by default, issuing statements that some of those families recieved funding claiming no issues at home, when later it was reported that the building and apartment was ruined by condensation while the tennants claimed extra money by citing no building damage.

In seperate cases.

For example,…

Parents took extra money from Community Services at their office while at Civi Court the Fire Department has reported the same building ruined by condensation at Legal Aid.

When the Legal Aid case about consensation gets screened at civil court the people who reported no damage in Commumity Services claims to recieve extra childrens funding , welfare, was in the same damaged building.

The people who took extra money from community services will be facing criminal charges for lying about the condition of the building which is the same ones as the ruined buildings in the Fire Department case about condensation damage.

HALIFAX: RE: Current Humidity Levels

On paid bandwidth on 5G etc., services the weather app says 11 Degrees C and 44% humidity.

Halifax is the warmest part of Canada about 5 degrees to -15 degrees in Winter.

Summer, it’s Death Valley here.

Inside on Easter Weekend it was above 88% humidity in apartment complexes.

How to check your apartment humidity:

In the dehumidifier appx setting:

23 c / 77 F should be anout 45% – 55% humidity.

In your apartment 77 F is about 23 C…

Set your room temperture to about 25 c or 77 F , then set your dehumidifer to about 45%.

Then run it and the display will show yout current humidity, which was above 88%, then sets the machine to 45%.

The display is locked at 45% to 77 degrees F on the room temp.

The dehumidifier shows “current room humidity” and begins adjusting that to your presets at 45%.

So….

When you look at the LED display on the dehumidifier that shows CURRENT room humidity whichs goes up and down on the LED display in PERCENT.

So if it says 54% , it adjusts that to your locked settings at 45%.

The display only shows CURRRNT room humidity.

As soon as I set my presets and turned it on it dropped to regular settings in the room almost instantly and in a short time is was down to the preset settings at 45%.