A resident of the historic Winters Hotel that burned down last year has filed a proposed class-action lawsuit against the City of Vancouver
A resident of the historic Winters Hotel that burned down one year ago has filed a proposed class-action lawsuit against the City of Vancouver and a non-profit that operated the hotel as low-income housing. The Winters Hotel, which was built in 1907, was gutted by a fire on April 11, 2022. The fire was sparked by unattended candles and led to the displacement of over 70 residents. Two people â Dennis Guay and Mary Ann Garlow â were found dead, and five others had to be taken to hospital in the aftermath of the fire at the hotel, which later had to be demolished. One of the survivors is seeking costs and damages from the city and Atira Property Management, the non-profit that operated the Winters Hotel as a single-room occupancy (SRO) housing building.
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