An Ottawa military family alleges their former landlord — Saudi Arabia’s top diplomat in Canada — acted in bad faith when he gave them a notice of eviction, claiming he intended to move into their Vanier rental home with his own family. Read More
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Ottawa military family alleges bad faith eviction by Saudi Arabia's top diplomat in Canada
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