About the Class Action / Mass Tort and Compensation

Trinity Ravine Towers was advertised as a “Christian” community with 565 units in two highrises joined by a four-storey podium. Amenities included a 230-seat dining room.

The project’s “life lease” arrangement was transferable and was marketed to individuals 55 years of age and older. Life leases are typically geared toward seniors who may live independently. These projects are usually owned and operated by charitable entities, including faith-based groups and seniors organizations, which are called “sponsors”.

Sponsors are able to create a community with tailored amenities, programming and social activities that promote seniors living independently. They offer a lower price compared to buying a comparable condo unit, which is seen as an attractive feature to those including the seniors who bought into the Trinity Ravine Towers.