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stanley cup e markets in addition to the food available in grocery stores . ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW A month ago we did not have any curbside pickup, said Karen Lamb, retail manager of Willowtree Farm in Port Perry.Now, Willowtree Farm has menu boards on a web page, and customers write what they want in the form at the bottom of the page.聽 聽 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The staff print off the orders, pack boxes, call customers when the order is ready, then take the orders to the curb. After closing for E
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Ontario is doubling the number of nursing home inspectors in the wake of COVID-19 to keep a closer watch on living conditions for frail residents and to focus on fixing problems more quickly 鈥?including charges if necessary.The moves follow critical reports from watchdogs about lax inspections and oversight before and during the pandemic, including a decision by Premier Doug Fords government to stop proactive inspections in 2018 to clear a backlog of complaints. Inspections play a critical role in holding
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stanley cup acknowledged Tuesday. We are introducing proactive inspections. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW New Democrat Leader Andrea Horwath called the reversal pretty ironic and said it comes too late for many long-term-care residents who lost their lives in the pandemic.Phillips will propose legislation Thursday to strengthen enforcement and compliance with standards in nursing homes, where almost 4,000 residents died from COVID-19 and more than 15,000 were infected before the heavy toll was dramatically reduced by vaccinations. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW By September, the plan is to have 344 inspectors in place, about one
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