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Absentee landlord sits on empty units as St. Stephen struggles with homelessness

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Annette Penkala of Calgary bought 20 properties in St. Stephen, New Brunswick, three years ago. Neighbours say some of the properties are never fully rented. The vacant buildings have attracted squatters and unsightly buildings, they say. Starshine Properties is registered in Edmonton at the address of IncorpMaster.

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Absentee landlord sits on empty units as St. Stephen struggles with homelessness

A Calgary landlord who snapped up 20 properties in St. Stephen three years ago is letting some sit empty as the town grapples with homelessness and a lack of affordable housing.

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