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Article content The unnecessary and untimely death of Carl Reinboth, a respected harm reduction worker, mentor and advocate who was recently attacked on Somerset Street, came as a shock to the community of people he supported, and to the Chinatown neighbourhood where he was killed. We understand why, in the face of that shock, there are sudden and instinctive reactions. We also hope that in the light of day, we think more clearly about how we avoid these tragedies in the future. We understand why, in the immediate aftermath of a senseless death, people turn to what they know. We have been told time and again that safety equals policing, and that is an idea that has been proven hard to shake. But more police, short of an officer on every street corner every hour of the day, would not have prevented what happened last month. ....
Family doctors will be able to refer patients for community and specialty services. On offer starting June 24 are seniors services, medical imaging, rehabilitation services, some mental health and wellness services, some specialty clinics, care coordination services, a store selling mobility aids and a laboratory. More health and wellness services, some Montfort Hospital specialty clinics and a coffee shop will be added in the fall. The health hub is a partnership between Bruyère, the Youth Services Bureau of Ottawa, the Childrenâs Hospital of Eastern Ontario, the Eastern Ottawa Resource Centre, the Montfort Hospital, ParaMed, Ottawa Public Health, Geriatric Psychiatry Community Services of Ottawa and Home and Community Support Services Champlain. ....
Article content The unnecessary and untimely death of Carl Reinboth, a respected harm reduction worker, mentor and advocate who was recently attacked on Somerset Street, came as a shock to the community of people he supported, and to the Chinatown neighbourhood where he was killed. We understand why, in the face of that shock, there are sudden and instinctive reactions. We also hope that in the light of day, we think more clearly about how we avoid these tragedies in the future. We understand why, in the immediate aftermath of a senseless death, people turn to what they know. We have been told time and again that safety equals policing, and that is an idea that has been proven hard to shake. But more police, short of an officer on every street corner every hour of the day, would not have prevented what happened last month. ....