MONTREAL - The Quebec government on Monday said it was putting the safety and general conditions of the province’s 2,600 long-term care and nursing home facilities under the microscope following the deaths of 31 people in a single home for the elderly since March 13.
Quebec Premier François Legault said health officials had only been informed that the nursing home had a shortage of staff, but not that dozens of residents had died. The residence is located on Montreal’s West Island and is owned and operated by Katasa Group, which owns six other retirement homes. The home charges up to C$10,000 a month for each resident, according to the Montreal Gazette.
He said staff shortages in Quebec’s long-term care facilities had been a problem before the coronavirus crisis, adding that the government planned to deploy more medical staff to help out with long-term care facilities in the province.
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Not promoting walking out, but how many would have been tempted to do so had gvt provided necessary PPE in January Furthermore-had gvt maintained federal quar. for all arrivals since January- would any of this be occurring now-? No. All a result of gvt's actions/lack there of.
They were killed, the order was given, by all means.. they are not Corona victems.
Wish they would do that in our country
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Are they near 5G?
JulianAssange_ free Julian!
Welcome to the Canadian health care system 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻..... Sad!
Perhaps they need to check to see if every resident of the nursing home had the super double dose flu shot. I bet they did.
Seniors lying in their own filth for days, weeks on end to the point of akin breakdown, world famous 'Canadian healthcare' cdnpoli nspoli
So sad
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It wasn't that long ago many of these same sociopaths were complaining that the world was overpopulated. What happened?
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