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COVID-19 claimed the lives of 23 residents of the Southbridge Roseview long-term care home on Shuniah St. in Thunder Bay (TBNewswatch file) THUNDER BAY — A  $160 million class action lawsuit against Southbridge Care Homes was expanded this month to cover all 24 of the company's facilities in Ontario including the Southbridge Roseview nursing home in Thunder Bay. The Toronto law firm Will Davidson LLP originally filed a claim last spring in connection with a COVID-19 outbreak at Southbridge's Orchard Villa long-term care home in Pickering, where more than 70 residents died. ...

“Their boys did exceptionally well and achieved a great result.” Golds were won in the men's intermediate double sculls (Sam Wilson, William Talbot), men's intermediate coxed four (Billy McCully, Will Davidson, William Light, Wilson and Tim Bartlett), men's club singles sculls (Hamish Yeatman), men's intermediate coxed quad sculls (Wilson, W Talbot, Davidson, McCully and Ty Bishop), men's novice coxed quad sculls (Josh Bartlett, Ben Allen, Mac Brown, Blake Parker and Bishop). There was also celebration for the women who gained a silver in the intermediate coxed quad sculls (Emma Wood, ...

Article content Raise your hand if you predicted long-term care would be in trouble if a pandemic should hit. Governments of all stripes have neglected long-term care and, because of that, the COVID-19 outbreaks and deaths can be laid right at the government’s door. Do you remember during the first wave of the pandemic when the province called in the military to five facilities?  The military reported improper use of PPE, grossly inadequate infection control, patients waiting for hours for a response to urgent calls for help. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing ...

$30M lawsuit claims Rosslyn failed residents before and during COVID-19 pandemic A Toronto law firm has filed to launch a class action lawsuit against a Hamilton long-term care home for its handling of a COVID-19 outbreak that infected 22 staff members and 64 residents, 16 of whom died. Social Sharing The statement of claim, which hasn't been certified, cites regulatory inspections from as far back as 2016 Posted: Jan 07, 2021 10:45 AM ET | Last Updated: January 7 A memorial adorns a pole across the street from the Rosslyn Retirement Residence. It's made up of 16 crosses, one for each of the...