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A resident of the city-run long-term care home was found to have suffered a minor injury after an unspecified incident of physical abuse involving a staff member was reported by another employee in December.
Ottawa's top doctor says the ongoing protest is exacerbating mental, physical and emotional health concerns vulnerable residents have after nearly two years of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The city of Ottawa is looking for student placements and new staff to help fill critical staffing positions after six per cent of staff at the four city-run long-term care homes tested positive for COVID-19.
More than six dozen employees at Ottawa's city-run long-term care homes currently have COVID-19, roughly six per cent of the overall workforce, according to a Wednesday evening memo to council.
COVID-19 continues its exponential march across the province, with Ontario reporting a record 16,713 new COVID-19 cases on Friday, as well as 15 new deaths.