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A history of Alberta condo evacuations: Owners of Castledowns Pointe aren't alone

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Castledowns Pointe, an 83-unit wood-framed structure built in 1999, is structurally unsound. An engineering report found trusses holding up the building were "crushing, splitting and twisting" In 2011, more than 300 people were evacuated on a cold March night after inspectors determined the 168-unit Penhorwood condo complex was structurallyunsound.

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A history of Alberta condo evacuations: Owners of Castledowns Pointe aren't alone

Serious problems with condominiums in Alberta continue to surface — and experts say the latest case, Castledowns Poite in northwest Edmonton, is a cautionary tale that demonstrates the need for greater regulation.

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