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Let's hope this trend does not have a snowball effect

Allison Russell: "I hope they feel seen and loved and uplifted and connected. I hope they feel worthy and powerful and capable of being the change they wish to see."

All long-term care homes in the province must meet newer design standards by 2025 in order to retain their licences.

Almost two months since the deadline, 79 of Ontarios 627 long-term care homes have yet to meet a mandatory provincial requirement to install air-conditioning in resident rooms.

An Ontario long-term care home has been ordered to find a third party manager to temporarily oversee day-to-day operations after failing to comply with a slew of inspection notices over a three-year period.

An Ontario long-term care home has been ordered to find a third party manager to temporarily oversee day-to-day operations after failing to comply with a slew of inspection notices over a three-year period.

Legislation passed last year required Ontario long-term care homes to provide air-conditioning in all resident bedrooms by June 22, 2022.

Legislation passed last year required Ontario long-term care homes to provide air-conditioning in all resident bedrooms by June 22, 2022.

New COVID-19 outbreaks more than doubled in Ontario long-term care homes in the first week of July, Public Health Ontario says, as the sector sees the impact of a seventh virus wave.