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Tenants fed up with bugs, open drug use in downtown Hamilton apartment

Tenants of an apartment complex in Hamilton’s Corktown neighbourhood say they’re living in a nightmare. They say problems with bugs, repairs and people only using drugs in common areas, are going largely unanswered. Tenants say the issues all began when a new property management company took over a year ago. Danielle Thompson has been a tenant at 123 Charlton Ave. for nine years — she said there’s a laundry list of issues at the property that all began when a new management company took over her building, and the one next door at 100 Forest Ave., around a year ago. “Unfortunately for me, I’m fed up,” said Thompson. “Cockroaches and bedbugs are a huge deal — we even had Canada Post put up signage that they will not deliver mail because the mail room is infested.” CHCH News received a photo of the signage, but the post at Forest Avenue had since been taken down. David Lefebvre, a tenant at the Forest Avenue property, said he’s been dealing with roaches and bed bugs for months, but he also said Drake Property Management had been working with him on the issue.