Oh trust me, there's been plenty of venting on the Facebook website and to CanAlfa in person, but I think at this point, people are just so exhausted with worrying that they've collectively thrown up their hands and said what's done is done. Plus, they all stand to make a small fortune considering most suites were originally in the $320-370/ft range and will now sell for about $500.
It's also true that CanAlfa could do a much better job of communicating some of the details (and this has also been expressed to them in no uncertain terms), but in reality, how many people who bought really care about the vagaries of international financing, how many hoops there are to jump through, who's holding the hoop and why the hoop is now on fire! Most people just want to know when, not how. As in the film biz, the actual construction portion of a project is near the end of it's lifespan. All they can do is hope it'll turn out in the end. I think, and hope it will. It will add much needed style and class to the area after the hideous monstrosities of Monarch and the ridiculous 1100 unit monolith that will be King West Life Condo's.
PS...This Just In - Apparently they are in the very very final stages of financing and they should have it in DAYS. This from the VP of CanAlfa. Would make sense considering the trailers, hydro hookup, etc. that's been going on for the past few weeks. We'll see.