The Town of Oliver is taking additional steps to mitigate and adapt to climate change through a program recommended by the Community Energy Association (CEA).
Dale Boyd, Local Journalism Initiative
Seventeen residents died in just over a month at McKinney Place long-term care in Oliver.
Image Credit: Lyonel Doherty January 22, 2021 - 8:30 AM Interior Health is ordering a review for “lessons learned” from the outbreak at McKinney Place long-term care in Oliver, after 17 residents died in just over a month. The focus of the review will be around multi-bed units in long-term care facilities, according to Carl Meadows, South Okanagan executive director of clinical operations for Interior Health. “With McKinney, I’ve requested a review for lessons learned,” Meadows told the Okanagan-Similkameen Regional Hospital District Board while giving an update on COVID-19 in the South Okanagan at their Jan. 21 meeting.
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