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Ms. Webster. Mr. Young produced his exemption letter from
Health Canada. They discussed the possibility of sealing the
petitioners' door as well as the doors of other tenants.
[19] The following day, the Beechwood Park caretaker,
Mr. Weeks, attended at the petitioners' apartment to install
weather stripping around their door. The petitioners sent the
caretaker away, telling him that they would not permit him to
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install the weather stripping around their door until he first
installed it around the door of the tenant who had been
complaining about the odour. The caretaker did subsequently
install either a door sweep or weather stripping on the door
of one tenant, Ms. Belson.
[20] Following the visit of the caretaker, the petitioners
sent a letter to Ms. Joy of the CRHC, asking her to take
action with regard to the "disturbing behaviour of [their]
neighbours." Mr. Young also posted a note on the outside of
the door to his suite advising fellow tenants of his medical
condition and his exemption from Health Canada.
[21] On October 20, 2001, an anonymous typed letter was placed
under the doors of the Beechwood Park suites, with the
exception of the petitioners' suite. The letter referred to
the "disgusting odor of marijuana that permeates through the
first floor and in most cases into our suites themselves."