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If Ottawa can build hockey rinks, it can build long-term care homes

Ottawa plans to invest, over the next 12 years, more than $180-billion on infrastructure for affordable housing, for roads, and for hockey rinks, but not a nickel on affordable seniors' housing, writes Daniel Fontaine of the Canadian Association for Long Term Care.

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BY DANIEL FONTAINE
November 16, 2018

Opinion | BY DANIEL FONTAINE | November 16, 2018

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