Uncle Ken, I understand your frustration in dealing with your condo board. It sounds like they are giving you the run around in hopes that you will exhaust yourself and give up. You must have signed some kind of contract when you bought your unit, you need to read it thoroughly to see if there are any loopholes in your favor. If you find it difficult to understand, you may need to have a lawyer take a look at it. If there is enough interest among the other owners and tenants, they might be willing to share the cost with you. Depending on what the lawyer finds, and depending on how stubborn the board is, you might have to take legal action. Sometimes the mere threat of a lawsuit will change your opponents' minds, but don't count on it. Before going to court, you should get a cost estimate from your lawyer, and then decide if it's worth it to you and your allies. The only other option I can think of at the moment is to sell out and move out, but I might come up with a less drastic idea if I think about it for awhile.
Meanwhile, back at the border, the situation seems to be getting worse with no end in sight. I give up trying to find a way to screen them, it looks like we're going to have to either let them all in or fence them all out. Either way, it's not going to be pretty.
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