The government is trialling changes to a law that allows it to move long-term care patients into residences they didn't choose after unintended consequences for cultural LTC homes.

SARNIA — Construction is underway on Trillium Villa Nursing Home, a new 160-bed long-term care home in Sarnia. The new project was a recipient of the recently extended Construction Funding Subsi ...

The president and CEO at the North Bay Regional Health Centre says the hospital has never had to send a patient far away to a ...

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local causes for over a century. The IOOF Seniors Homes in Barrie not only bears the name of the IOOF but has also been a ...

Construction of a new three-storey building for Trillium Villa Nursing Home in Sarnia is a hot ticket for residents of the ...

A sold-out crowd filled the Brockville Country Club for “Eddie Spaghetti Night,” a spaghetti dinner fundraiser hosted by Ed ...

The change in who was being moved into cultural long-term care homes came because the province was using powers under Bill 7 to move people out of hospital beds and into the next available long ...

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Across a sprawling system of nearly 60 acute-care hospitals, Oregonians take up beds they do not need while other patients ...

Most nursing homes and assisted-living facilities do things the right way, but many others can benefit from additional ...