(Bloomberg) — Billionaire Lululemon Athletica Inc. founder Chip Wilson’s $60 million mansion was turned into a graffiti-covered flashpoint symbolizing the polarization of a Canadian provincial election.

Over the weekend, Wilson’s beachfront complex in an exclusive neighbourhood on Vancouver’s west side was daubed with messages attacking him, many of which used explicit language. “Selfish billionaire lives here,” one of the messages said.

Chip Wilson’s beachfront complex in an exclusive neighbourhood on Vancouver’s west side was daubed with messages attacking him.{ai:summary}<p>Chip Wilson's $60 million mansion in Vancouver became a site of protest during a provincial election, covered in graffiti criticizing his wealth and influence. The messages highlighted growing polarization in Canadian society.</p><p>#society</p>

'Selfish billionaire lives here': Lululemon founder’s $60M home in Vancouver defaced after election sign went up

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