Kalina Malowany and her husband were thrilled to think they could finally have a baby in the condo they have lived in for the last five years.
The building they bought into, located in Vancouver’s Kitsilano neighbourhood, previously required that all residents be 19 years or older, meaning kids were out of the question.
Then, last fall, the provincial government made amendments to the Strata Property Act, prohibiting strata corporations from imposing age-restriction bylaws except for a 55-plus restriction, which is not the case in the couple’s building.
But it soon could be.
After some excitement about possibly expanding their family, Malowany, 33 and her
