Thank you, I think I will do that. However, I can't seem to find who to send it to. Grant Hearn is in the UK and I don't think it's the same thing as in Canada. After much searching, I can't seem to find a figure to contact in Canada or even for the specific hotel in Saskatoon Saskatchewan.

We don't have to pay for the damage after all. It turns out they gave keys to someone else without asking for ID. They saw that our keys were not used after saturday morning. They are the ones who broke the law by giving keys without asking for ID (or thats what I heard from someone who used to work at a hotel) Actually, would we be able to get money back? Because if we had left any things in the room, they would have been stolen, and they broke the law. How bad is their mistake?

I was just informed that the room I stayed in at the travelodge has suffered major damage and a painting was stolen and they are charging me $700 or so. Although it was a business trip, the room where my brother and I stayed in was under my name. (now the company is being billed the money) Here's the thing though: The room was booked 3 nights: thursday, friday and saturday, but my brother and I only stayed the first two nights. we left saturday morning at 10:00 am, and after we finished the show we were working on, we decided to stay and tent over at the festival site. We decided this too late to cancel the reservation of saturday night. Then, we are notified that the room was found in terrible condition on sunday morning. We were 50 kilometers away all night, there is no way we could have done the damage. We still have the keys so we didn't give them to anyone. The way I see it, is that if the door was left open, it would have to be the cleaning crew's fault because we left at 10:00 am. And even though I am responsible for the room, I can't be responsible for bad hotel security can I? Is there something I can do?