When it comes to investing in LTC infrastructure, who has our back?

It is time for all stakeholders to work together to offer investment and access to financing for long-term care homes to provide the safest, and most home-like environment possible to our seniors.

Members of the Canadian Grenadier Guards decontaminate a corridor in the Jeanne-Le Ber long-term care centre in Montreal during Operation Laser on June 17, 2020. DND photograph by Corporal Marc-André Leclerc

Opinion

BY JODI HALL

October 20, 2021

The immediate need for investment in our long-term care infrastructure is clear to every level of government—and every level is doing some level of something about it. Back in July, the Nova Scotia government invested $96.5-million in creating 264 new beds and replacing 1,298 beds. In Ontario, th...

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