‘Yes, I broke the law. Anything else?’: Toronto home builder banned from new construction
The fine, to be paid to the Ontario Court of Justice, is still outstanding.
The HCRA said “Albion and its officers and directors had a history of non-compliance without registering as a builder…including convictions in 2016 and 2019” the regulator said. Global News showed up at Albion’s offices on Danforth Avenue to locate Zamal Hossain, an officer and director of the company, who was also personally convicted for not enrolling new homes. His wife, Farida Haque, was also convicted of acting as a vendor of a new home without being licenced.“Yes, I broke the law. Anything else?” said Hossain.
“One hundred per cent, I agree with that,” Hossain said when asked about the requirement to register warranties. “All consumers of new homes are entitled to that protection,” said Muir, who said her organization investigated the organization based on complaints.“It’s not due yet, they gave us one year to pay, we’ll pay,” he said.
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