Certain amendments can be executed without you needing to agree. By signing a purchasing agreement in the first place you are typically stuck to the contract especially if it is just dates being shuffled.
http://www.fic.gov.bc.ca/pdf/real_estate/FrequentlyAskedQuestions.pdf Page 6 in the Questions from Purchasers section.
Your recourse would be through the courts. If you're out a sizable amount of money as a result of their practices then you'd present that in a court and seek damages.
But quite frankly, amendments to dates happen in nearly every disclosure agreement and contract I've ever been witness too in large construction projects.
Again as I said earlier, lesson to you and everyone else to not put 100% faith and build your life and plans around completion dates until you're called in to do your inspection. At that stage you can be relatively certain the final completion date is more-or-less correct.
As nobody has gone for inspection on any units in this project, I would take even the current anticipated dates with a grain of salt. Yes it 🞵🞵🞵🞵🞵, but it is an unfortunate reality of buying off plans into a project not fully completed yet. I'd just suggest you contact Concord and try to speak with someone higher up the ladder about your concerns and annoyances. Wouldn't bother with E-mail it is likely being filtered by an admin assistant who isn't in a position to answer you at any length or with any substance.
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At the end of the day people need to only go by their own eyes and what their contract/disclosure agreements say. And if it is that much of an inconvenience then when the amendment comes out you withdraw from the contract and take your money back. When I bought my townhouse we asked the sales team if we'd have ceiling lights in every room because it seems to be something nobody does these days in Metro-Vancouver vs the rest of the world and we wanted ceiling fans. They said "yes except the living room" so I had them write it into my contract along with assurance that the light fixtures will be rates to support ceiling fans, because they could have said "yes and with white elephants playing kazoos" but if they didn't deliver, if it wasn't in a contract with mine and their signature, it was meaningless. Did the same with our custom color scheme and even standard items like 30A circuits around our kitchen even though I was fairly certain they would do that. I wanted it all written down with a signature. And they did it because they were minor items and wanted to make a sale.
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