The interim report, which comes amid surging cases across Ontario, notes that 100 homes have seen an outbreak of the virus in the last six weeks, with 300 more deaths.

A personal support worker at a long-term care home in the Greater Toronto Area where 53 residents died says the facility is not ready for a second wave of COVID-19.

Nearly 1,000 infections and hundreds of deaths from COVID-19 could have been prevented at Ontario nursing homes if residents were placed in two-bed rooms instead of four-bed rooms.

A report from Canada’s military detailed shocking allegations of neglect and abuse at five Ontario homes. Here is a look at who owns them.

The daughter and son of June Bendell said they didn't know their mother had choked to death while being fed lying down until the Canadian Forces reported it.

A case before the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario accuses the province's Ministry of Long-Term Care of not enforcing the law in relation to a Paris, Ont., home.

Personal support worker Andrea Legault explains the state of care in the Peterborough, Ont., nursing home in which she works.

The long-term care sector says it needs the government to fund up to 5,000 more beds to meet their growing needs and ease the overcrowding in hospitals.