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Kingston looks at primary health clinic option for former Extendicare facilityCity reiterates pledge there are no plans to move IHC to the former long-term care homeHealthMar 15, 2024
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Neighbours oppose plans for supportive housing at Kingston Extendicare facilityResidents of the area are reacting to news that the city bought the land where Extendicare sits currently, with possible plans of turning it into a supportive housing hub.CanadaFeb 5, 2024
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City of Kingston buys Extendicare facility, supportive housing plannedOnce the building changes hands, the city plans to use the ready-made space as supportive and transitional housing for up to 100 people.HealthFeb 1, 2024
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Workers at Extendicare Kingston on information picket line over payroll issuesThe union representing workers says a new payroll system has affected paycheques for employees since April. Now, employees are on an information picket line.CanadaAug 11, 2023
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SHA finalizes $13.1 million deal with Saskatchewan Extendicare homesThe Saskatchewan Health Authority finalizes $13.1 million deal to assume the responsibility of five Extendicare properties in Saskatchewan.HealthOct 13, 2022
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Sask. Health Authority assumes responsibility of 5 Extendicare homesThe SHA assumed operations of care services at all five Extendicare homes in Saskatchewan, effective Sunday.HealthOct 12, 2022
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As bivalent boosters roll out, Regina’s Extendicare Elmview outbreak sees all 46 residents infectedOn Oct. 9 the SHA will be taking over control of all Extendicare locations in the province, including the Parkside facility where 39 residents died after an outbreak in 2020.HealthSep 16, 2022
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Son of Parkside Extendicare resident optimistic about transition to SHAThe Saskatchewan Health Authority has announced it's reached a deal in principle to take over ownership and operations of Extendicare Canada's five Saskatchewan care homes.CanadaSep 2, 2022
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Manitoba Liberals, victims’ families call for better protections in wake of care home abuse scandalLiberal leader Dougald Lamont said that the scandal -- in which 15 residents are alleged to have been abused by two staff members at the care home -- is completely unacceptable.HealthJul 12, 2022
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Abuse allegations push calls for review of Extendicare operations in Manitoba"We need to be asking some tough questions in this case here."CrimeJun 22, 2022
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