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While the south seems to be reducing the numbers the north has seen their’s rise. The local health unit is also reporting the another death associated with COVID-19.
Late yesterday, the Porcupine Health Unit reported the third death from the outbreak at the long-term care home in Kapuskasing.
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“We continue to work with Extendicare, the Ministry of Long Term Care, Ontario Health, and local acute and primary health care partners to ensure all supports and practices are in place to reduce the risk and contain this outbreak. Our thoughts are with all of the residents, families, staff and community members. This is a stressful time for all,” states Dr. Lianne Catton, Medical Officer of Health at Porcupine Health Unit. “We need to continue to work together to protect our families, neighbours, coworkers, and communities to limit the s
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Construction begins on new Parisien Manor site January 5, 2021 Reading time: 1 min 30 s
By Nick Seebruch The Parisien Manor sign outside of their facility on Marlborough St. (Nick Seebruch/ Seaway News).
CORNWALL, Ontario – Southbridge Care Homes Inc. has begun construction on a new, larger, long-term care facility in Cornwall on Nick Kaneb Dr.
The new facility will be replacing Southbridge’s current building on the corner of Second St. and Marlborough St., Parisien Manor.
The new facility will have a total of 160 long-term care beds, an increase of 95 from the 65 currently at Parisien Manor at present.
Traugott Building Contractors began work on the new facility in late 2020, with an expected completion date of 2022.