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Originally Posted by CaptainYooh

Based on the information provided by OP, the only sensible option remaining is to issue a Statement of Claim suing the neighbour for harassment and financial damages, both of which should be relatively easy to prove. I do not recommend wasting your energy on running around with a book of By-Laws in your hands and exacerbating the situation. SoC is cheap and could be very effective in preventing your neighbour from further attacks on you and your tenants, especially, when they realize that they could be on the hook for some significant financial damages.

I suggest that you contact killer_carlson, who is a member of CP. He is a condominium lawyer with Willis Law in Edmonton and he should be able to either help you with this or point you in a right direction.

Here's a link to his website: http://www.wwplc.com/

I'm assuming he's Hugh?