Former PM Kim Campbell suing Vancouver developers over tardy condo

VANCOUVER – Former prime minister Kim Campbell is suing a Vancouver property developer over years of delays in delivering her condo.

The one-time Conservative leader and Canadian ambassador has filed a lawsuit against Georgia Properties Partnership, Georgia Trust and Hotel Georgia Management Ltd.

In her notice of claim, Campbell says she signed a contract in October 2007 to buy a suite in the swank Private Residences of Hotel Georgia, and put down a $368,000 deposit.

She says construction was originally to be completed by December 2011, but the developers changed that date seven times — and on at least two occasions without filing the necessary amendments.

Campbell wants the purchase contract voided and her deposit back, plus interest. A trial has been scheduled for next January in B.C. Supreme Court.

Campbell’s is one of a dozen lawsuits filed against Georgia Trust and Georgia Properties in the past year.

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