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Cracks to Chasms: How and why tragedy hit Alberta s long-term care homes

Article content It’s the helplessness of the victims that gets to Heather McKeown. One year ago Friday, her mother Wendy became the first of hundreds of long-term care residents to die when Alberta’s facility lockdowns, masks and quarantines failed to protect them from a new coronavirus sweeping the globe. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Cracks to Chasms: How and why tragedy hit Alberta s long-term care homes Back to video “That’s where the rage comes from, whether it’s warranted or not,” said Heather, still grieving, bewildered and quick to tears. “She didn’t go out and get it. My mom was not mobile. Somebody brought it to her, 100%, no question. It was brought to her and it killed her.

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Cracks to Chasms: A ray of light even as COVID-19 wreaked havoc in Alberta s home care system

Article content Married 58 years, Oscar and Mary Fontaine lived together in their family home until the day he died. Though advanced Parkinson’s made him weak, forcing him to use a feeding tube, Oscar still enjoyed his simple pleasures. Even as a pandemic raged around the world, and thousands died cut off from their families in hospitals and long-term care beds, Oscar was able to visit with family, watch tomatoes ripen in the backyard and rest amidst the familiar sights of home until his eyes grew too tired to open. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or

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Cracks to Chasms: The shaky foundations of unpaid care that Canada s health care system is built on

Cracks to Chasms: The shaky foundations of unpaid care that Canada s health care system is built on This is part one of a four-part series. Part 1 sheds light on how much the Canadian health care system relies on unpaid care. Since January, more than 700 older adults and family members helped shape our coverage of Seniors and COVID-19 through Groundwork, an Edmonton Journal pilot project in engagement journalism. Author of the article: Elise Stolte Publishing date: Apr 20, 2021 • 1 hour ago • 10 minute read • Betty and Colin Minor in the backyard of their southwest Edmonton home, where they cherish their independence even as they work to figure out what supports they need to continue to live well with Colin s multiple sclerosis. Photo by Larry Wong /Postmedia

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Hinshaw promises to ease devastating impact of isolation in locked-down care facilities

Hinshaw promises to ease devastating impact of isolation in locked-down care facilities
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Hinshaw promises to ease devastating impact of isolation in locked-down care facilities

Hinshaw promises to ease devastating impact of isolation in locked-down care facilities
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