Walsh says while she agrees an increase is necessary, it doesn't leave private pay residents much of a chance to seek other housing options.
Seniors’ Advocate Susan Walsh is asking for a 90-day pause before personal care homes in the province raise their rates. Walsh says while she agrees an increase is necessary, it doesn't leave private pay residents much of a chance to seek other housing options. She says she has been contacted by numerous private-pay residents and family members who are very concerned. Walsh says some senior residents have received a 30-day notice of the increase and fear not having time to explore alternate options and ultimately eviction if they cannot afford the increased rate.
81 year old sustains serious injuries after a snowmobile and SUV collision near Southbrook
An advisory from government on some winter weather over the next couple of days
Arctic Cat to "suspend manufacturing indefinitely " after the first half of 2025
Keep the Christmas lights up for Corner Brook Winter Carnival
Mi'kmaw singer songwriter Elizabeth Sheppard talks about her new song and video titled, "Mama"
