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YOU SAID IT: Controlling measures

Try refreshing your browser, or YOU SAID IT: Controlling measures Back to video I would like to thank the Sun for this article as it is the first example of health officials’ figures that has some context. What is very disturbing is that we have locked society down when the number of people under 60 years of age who have died from COVID-19 is minuscule. In Ottawa, there have been 12 deaths over the last 10 months of people under the age of 60. Is that any reason to bankrupt so many small businesses? Also, schools have been back for more than two months and yet there has not been one death of an individual under the age 20. I’m so glad that we wasted a billion dollars keeping kids home from school.

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Long-Term Care staffing plan welcomed, but lack of urgency and legislated action will continue to devastate residents, their loved ones, and staff for years to come

Long-Term Care staffing plan welcomed, but lack of urgency and legislated action will continue to devastate residents, their loved ones, and staff for years to come
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Not good enough : Ford gov t increasing LTC care standards, but not until 2024-25

(Supplied) Despite the Ford government’s recent attempts to increase standards of care in Ontario’s long-term care homes during the COVID-19 pandemic, a co-chair of Pioneer Manor’s Family Council said that while it’s nice, it’s too little too late. “The announcement about increasing personal care to four hours per day is great,” said Terry Martyn, who also sits on Ontario’s Northeast Family Council Network. ”But it’s all of the other details around it that make absolutely no sense. “Nothing will come into effect for another four to five years. That’s not good enough. Residents need more care right now.”

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