Background Facts: Christian Nwabuikwu owned a residential strata lot where he lived with his wife and children. He claimed against various defendants for incidents related to his strata lot, himself, and his family. His claims arose from interactions with the defendants during his tenure on the Strata Council, beginning January 2022.

Legal Arguments/Issues:

• Defamation: Mr. Nwabuikwu claimed defamation against several defendants.
• Discrimination: Alleged under the Human Rights Code, the Canadian Human Rights Act, and racially motivated actions.
• Strata Bylaw Violations: Issues related to the interpretation and enforcement of the Strata Property Act and bylaws.
• Harassment and Bullying: Claims of harassment, bullying, intimidation, and threats.
• Charter and Criminal Code: Claims under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms and the Criminal Code.

Court's Decisions

• Defamation: The defamation claims were allowed to proceed in the Supreme Court.
• Charter, Human Rights Act, and Criminal Code Claims: These claims were struck as they did not apply to the defendants' actions.
• Remaining Claims: Strata-related claims, including discrimination and bylaw enforcement, were directed to the Civil Resolution Tribunal (CRT).

Conclusion: The court dismissed the remaining claims but stayed the dismissal pending the initiation of a CRT process. The parties were directed to provide updates to the court.

Costs/Awards: There was no award of costs to any party, given the divided success of the claims.