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A nurse was “hurt and disappointed” when a handwritten note that read “Go Home!” was left on the windshield of a vehicle in the parking lot at the North Bay Regional Health Centre.
The vehicle, with Quebec plates, is owned by another nurse at the North Bay facility.
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Tammy Mongrain, a Registered Nurse in Orillia, said she was saddened and disappointed to hear this from her sister, who knows the nurse who received the note after returning from her shift at the health centre.
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