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Ford government promises four hours of daily care for nursing home residents by 2024-25

A long-term care resident tells QP Briefing four hours of care would make a big difference to him but it will come too late.

Published Nov 2, 2020 at 4:19pm

Ford government promises four hours of daily care for nursing home residents by 2024-25

BRAMPTON, ON – MAY 26: A window sign from the Grace Manor building. Brampton’s Holland Christian Homes is one of the five GTA long term care facilities noted for major issues found by military personnel report. The community is made of up several buildings, of which Grace and Faith Manor are noted. CORONAPD Toronto Star/Rick Madonik Rick Madonik/Toronto Star

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