Two Moncton real estate agents have lost their licences for at least a year for taking advantage of a vulnerable senior and homeowner. Tanya Hannah and Maurice Poirier were found unsuitable to be licensed under the Real Estate Agents Act by the Financial and Consumer Services Commission, which regulates agents in the province. The commission said Hannah and Poirier, who at the time owned Century 21 Absolute Realty Inc. in Moncton, committed senior financial abuse. The Financial and Consumer Services Commission said Poirier has filed a motion to appeal the regulator's decision. The man's case is now in the hands of that office, which is also pursuing a civil action against Hannah to recoup money owing to the senior, Hancox said.

Source: CBC News March 28, 2018 16:31 UTC