The post was made on the Facebook, X, and Instagram accounts belonging to Vadim Vilensky, the broker of record and CEO of Realtron Vadim Vilensky Realty.It was titled “Coming soon to the market” followed by two laughing-face emojis and includes a photo of several buildings in Gaza that were destroyed by bombs.The post has since been removed and Vilensky’s accounts on the social media platforms appear to have been deleted or disabled. CP24.
In a follow-up email, RE/MAX told CP24.com that they have suspended Vilensky “pending further investigation.” “We are dealing with it according to our By-Law, rules and Code of Conduct as there is no place for intolerance or insensitivity during these concerning times in global affairs,” Paul Baron, TRREB President, said in a statement provided to CP24.com.
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