The landlord of a Kensington apartment block says it's an "absolute lie" that the building was in danger of imminent collapse and needed to be rapidly evacuated. "We asked for a 10-day window," Lowe told CBC News in an email. "It could, in a worst-case scenario, collapse," city building safety response co-ordinator Wayne Brown told CBC News on Tuesday. 'Such a strict order'The property management company started working with the city and an engineer after identifying a problem in the summer, Lowe said. "The professional engineer that had been working with the property management company gave us exactly that: immediate shoring, vacate without delay," Brown said.

Source: CBC News December 05, 2017 19:18 UTC