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PoCo homeowner still on hook for $21k after failing to pay for secondary suite construction

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January 29, 2026

Despite claiming it would be a miscarriage of justice for a prior judgment to stand, a Port Coquitlam homeowner still owes a construction company $21,502 over an unfinished project, following a recent court judgment. In 2024, Zhao Xia Cai hired Well-Set Construction Ltd. to build a secondary suite at her house on Eastern Drive. The […]

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